Shotline Diving

Connecting You to the Depths of the Great Lakes

Cape Vincent Breakwater Wall

Explore the Cape Vincent Breakwater Wall, an artificial reef teeming with diverse marine life in the St. Lawrence River. A must-visit for divers seeking unique underwater experiences.

Sld Ship Type: Ferry

  • Cape Vincent Breakwater Wall

    Explore the Cape Vincent Breakwater Wall, an artificial reef teeming with diverse marine life in the St. Lawrence River. A must-visit for divers seeking…

  • Jacquiline

    Explore the wreck of the Jacquiline, a wooden car ferry resting in the North Channel of Lake Huron, ideal for beginner divers and snorkelers.

  • Wah-Ne-Tah (1910)

    Explore the history of the Wah-Ne-Tah, a small wooden passenger and freight vessel that served the Fox River in Wisconsin.

  • Tanti C 154774

    Explore the wreck of the Tanti, a gas screw vessel that served Lake Ontario’s island communities, now resting in Thompsons Bay.

  • Weldon (1919)

    Explore the history of the Weldon, a wooden screw-propelled vessel that served the Lake Deschenes region before its tragic end in a fire.

  • Unidentified Skiff – Bath Ferry Dock

    Explore the submerged Unidentified Skiff near Bath, Ontario, a small vessel reflecting local maritime history.

  • Felice (1955)

    Explore the wreck of the Felice, a vital freight and passenger vessel that sank in Lake Ontario, connecting remote communities before its tragic end.

  • Tonawanda Boiler

    Explore the Tonawanda Boiler, a historical remnant of ferry transportation in Lake Ontario, accessible to divers and recognized as a navigational landmark.

  • Grandyle Ferry Village Graveyard (LS1777/40)

    Explore the intriguing wreck LS1777/40 in Lake Ontario, part of a cluster of shipwrecks that tell the story of maritime history.

  • Amherst Island 1

    Explore the mysterious Unidentified Sloop Hull near Kerr Point, a submerged relic of Lake Ontario’s maritime history, discovered during windmill installation surveys.

Next Step

Pick a lane: Index, Map, or References

If you’re researching: use References. If you’re diving: use Index + Map. If you’re contributing: start with a Builder or Wreck page.

Master Wreck Index
Wreck Map
References