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English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Located in the Dade Sport Fishing Council Site North. The Bluefire is slightly south and east of Fowey Lighthouse. English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Located in the Dade Sport Fishing Council Site North. The Bluefire is slightly south and east of Fowey Lighthouse. Located in the Dade Sport Fishing Council Site North. The Bluefire is slightly south and east of Fowey Lighthouse. English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Located in the Dade Sport Fishing Council Site North. The Bluefire is slightly south and east of Fowey Lighthouse. English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Located in the Dade Sport Fishing Council Site North. The Bluefire is slightly south and east of Fowey Lighthouse. English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Located in the Dade Sport Fishing Council Site North. The Bluefire is slightly south and east of Fowey Lighthouse. English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Located in the Dade Sport Fishing Council Site North. The Bluefire is slightly south and east of Fowey Lighthouse. English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Located in the Dade Sport Fishing Council Site North. The Bluefire is slightly south and east of Fowey Lighthouse. English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Located in the Dade Sport Fishing Council Site North. The Bluefire is slightly south and east of Fowey Lighthouse. Comment ? Par bateau Distance Bon trajet par bateau (< 30min) Facile à trouver ? Difficile à trouver

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English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): The Blue Fire, a 175-ft freighter, was sunk in January 1983 in 110-ft of water.

This vessel was seized by the Coast Guard during the Cuban Exodus. This wreck is fairly broken up, though sits fairly upright on a white sandy bottom. It is an easy and safe wreck to penetrate and abounds with sea life which reportedly includes cobia, grouper, amberjack, barracuda and parrotfish.

Great dive for photographers!

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): The Blue Fire, a 175-ft freighter, was sunk in January 1983 in 110-ft of water.

This vessel was seized by the Coast Guard during the Cuban Exodus. This wreck is fairly broken up, though sits fairly upright on a white sandy bottom. It is an easy and safe wreck to penetrate and abounds with sea life which reportedly includes cobia, grouper, amberjack, barracuda and parrotfish.

Great dive for photographers!

The Blue Fire, a 175-ft freighter, was sunk in January 1983 in 110-ft of water.

This vessel was seized by the Coast Guard during the Cuban Exodus. This wreck is fairly broken up, though sits fairly upright on a white sandy bottom. It is an easy and safe wreck to penetrate and abounds with sea life which reportedly includes cobia, grouper, amberjack, barracuda and parrotfish.

Great dive for photographers!

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): The Blue Fire, a 175-ft freighter, was sunk in January 1983 in 110-ft of water.

This vessel was seized by the Coast Guard during the Cuban Exodus. This wreck is fairly broken up, though sits fairly upright on a white sandy bottom. It is an easy and safe wreck to penetrate and abounds with sea life which reportedly includes cobia, grouper, amberjack, barracuda and parrotfish.

Great dive for photographers!

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): The Blue Fire, a 175-ft freighter, was sunk in January 1983 in 110-ft of water.

This vessel was seized by the Coast Guard during the Cuban Exodus. This wreck is fairly broken up, though sits fairly upright on a white sandy bottom. It is an easy and safe wreck to penetrate and abounds with sea life which reportedly includes cobia, grouper, amberjack, barracuda and parrotfish.

Great dive for photographers!

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): The Blue Fire, a 175-ft freighter, was sunk in January 1983 in 110-ft of water.

This vessel was seized by the Coast Guard during the Cuban Exodus. This wreck is fairly broken up, though sits fairly upright on a white sandy bottom. It is an easy and safe wreck to penetrate and abounds with sea life which reportedly includes cobia, grouper, amberjack, barracuda and parrotfish.

Great dive for photographers!

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): The Blue Fire, a 175-ft freighter, was sunk in January 1983 in 110-ft of water.

This vessel was seized by the Coast Guard during the Cuban Exodus. This wreck is fairly broken up, though sits fairly upright on a white sandy bottom. It is an easy and safe wreck to penetrate and abounds with sea life which reportedly includes cobia, grouper, amberjack, barracuda and parrotfish.

Great dive for photographers!

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): The Blue Fire, a 175-ft freighter, was sunk in January 1983 in 110-ft of water.

This vessel was seized by the Coast Guard during the Cuban Exodus. This wreck is fairly broken up, though sits fairly upright on a white sandy bottom. It is an easy and safe wreck to penetrate and abounds with sea life which reportedly includes cobia, grouper, amberjack, barracuda and parrotfish.

Great dive for photographers!

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): The Blue Fire, a 175-ft freighter, was sunk in January 1983 in 110-ft of water.

This vessel was seized by the Coast Guard during the Cuban Exodus. This wreck is fairly broken up, though sits fairly upright on a white sandy bottom. It is an easy and safe wreck to penetrate and abounds with sea life which reportedly includes cobia, grouper, amberjack, barracuda and parrotfish.

Great dive for photographers!

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