Shotline Diving

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Eugie – Krenzer Marine

The Eugie is the largest of three wrecks lying inside Krenzer Marine in Sodus Bay. Modern side-scan sonar and imagery from Exploring Our Deep World show a substantial wooden hull pinned against the remnants of an old iron ore dock.

Sld Ship Type: Schooner

  • Eugie – Krenzer Marine

    The Eugie is the largest of three wrecks lying inside Krenzer Marine in Sodus Bay. Modern side-scan sonar and imagery from Exploring Our Deep…

  • Unidentified Daggerboard Schooner

    Explore the remains of an early 19th-century wooden daggerboard schooner, resting upright in 415 feet of Lake Ontario’s depths. A unique dive site for…

  • Alpha wreck (Unknown No. 4)

    Explore the remains of the Alpha wreck, a small wooden vessel near Portage, Indiana, submerged in shallow waters of Lake Michigan.

  • Unknown (Nicole’s Wreck)

    Explore the remains of a mysterious schooner in Lake Michigan, a rare find for divers interested in Great Lakes maritime history.

  • Gazelle?

    Explore the mysterious wreck of the Gazelle, a wooden schooner lost near Eagle Harbor in Lake Superior, with uncertain identity and history.

  • Madeline (1837)

    Explore the wreck of the Madeline, a wooden schooner that stranded during a storm on Lake Superior in the late 1830s.

  • Sovereign of the Seas

    (Wooden Schooner, built ~1853; wrecked ~Nov 16, 1853) Vessel Identity & Details Incident Summary Table Category Details Vessel Type Wooden schooner Built c. 1853 Route Buffalo →…

  • Guy Spangler

    The Guy Spangler, a wooden-hulled schooner, was lost in a gale on October 11, driven ashore and broken apart by surf. No casualties were…

  • Conrad Reid (1881)

    Explore the history of the Conrad Reid, a wooden three-masted schooner that served the Great Lakes trade until the late 1890s.

  • C.S. Davis US 5989

    Explore the history of the C.S. Davis, a 19th-century Great Lakes schooner known for its timber transport across Lake Michigan.

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