WRECKED

Ross coral and juvenile fish , midships

Continuing your descent to the seabed , you can check out the rudder ( pushing over to starboard ) and the propeller . Reading through earlier reports it was suggested there was no propeller but maybe shifting sands had covered her up at the time of that report .

Working your way forward from the stern on the starboard side , you can glimpse through the hull to the engine room before encountering some discarded fishing gear at a clean break in the hull of the ship , marking the transition to the hold area . It should be noted that this wreck is no stranger to abandoned fishing gear . Indeed , Steve Hutchinson the owner of Harlyn Dive School sometimes runs a ‘ Clean the Sphene ’ event to clear up the abandoned fishing gear that builds up on the wreck over time .

Moving forward , you ’ ll encounter plenty of fish swimming around over the collapsed starboard side . There doesn ’ t seem to be a huge amount of other life , this wreck is definitely more rust than marine life , but you should encounter some typical wreck life including conger eels and crawfish , plus