Numerous anchors dating back to the 1800s can be found in Cane Bay. This pair lays in roughly 80 feet of water in an area known as Three Anchor Chute.
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Thin plates of lettuce coral are a common site along the wall at Cane Bay.
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Looking up from 100 feet down, the wall along Cane Bay is awe inspiring.
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An ancient anchor sticks straight out of the sand near a small patch reef. The flukes of the anchor are entirely buried in the sand and the shank is encrusted with coral, but the shape is recognizable.
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Coral restoration efforts at Cane Bay include fields of large “coral trees” that rise out of the sand, and aid in the growth of staghorn coral.
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The huge links of an old chain blend in almost entirely with the rocky bottom after years of laying on the seafloor in 15 feet of water.
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