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Alabama artificial reefs

Inshore reefs

Inshore artificial reefs in Alabama bays and the Mississippi Sound: 41 listed reefs.

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Getting oriented on Inshore reefs before running out

Inshore reefs groups the 41 inshore reefs ADCNR lists in Mobile Bay, Mississippi Sound and the lagoons behind the beaches.

Reef years range from 1991 to 2023. ADCNR lists 4 to 15 feet of water over these reefs.

41reefs listed

4 to 15 ftlisted depth

1991 to 2023years placed

ADCNR positions are a planning aid; check them against your own chart plotter.

ADCNR Marine Resources Division public reef master list 2025 (KMZ; reef layer), read November 1, 2026. Coordinates are for information only, not for navigation.

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Reefs

Depth and material across Inshore reefs

Reef	Placed	Material	Listed depth	Enhanced	Position as listed
Bon Secour Reef	2023	3367 tons of 3"x6" limestone aggregate (2023)			N30° 21.660' W87° 54.133'
Dog River Reef	2023	7000 tons of 3"x6" limestone aggregate (2023)			N30° 33.190' W88° 3.611'
Ghost Rig Reef	2023	3367 tons of 3"x6" limestone aggregate (2023)			N30° 15.850' W88° 3.950'
Wellhead Reef	2023	3367 tons of 3"x6" limestone aggregate (2023)			N30° 18.188' W88° 3.779'
CCA Alabama Pelican Bay Reef	2017	80 eco-reef modules placed in clusters of 3-4 modules(each module consists of 3 …	14 ft listed depth	2018	N30°14.308 W88°06.414
Heggeman Reef	2017	52 eco-reef modules placed in clusters of 3-4 modules (each module consists of 3 …	12 ft listed depth		N30°16.995 W88°17.225
Point Clear Reef	2016	3" x 6" limestone aggregate	11 ft listed depth		N30°27.961 W87°57.695
Steve Dorsey #57 Reef	2014	1,034 cubic yards of oyster half-shells	4 ft listed depth		N30°22.840 W87°49.972
Mississippi Sound Reef #1	2013	3" X 6" limestone aggregate	6 ft listed depth	2018	N30°14.162 W88°17.607
Mississippi Sound Reef #2	2013	3" x 6" limestone aggregate	7 ft listed depth	2018	N30°14.411 W88°16.380
Mississippi Sound Reef #3	2013	3" X 6" limestone aggregate	6 ft listed depth		N30°14.709 W88°14.508
Bayou Cour Reef	2011	Limestone and concrete rubble rip rap along outer ring with # 57 limestone, #4 …	5 ft listed depth	2016	N30°17.945 W87°48.427
Rockpile	2011	Limestone rip rap in single row along northern boundary; roadway culverts (18" …	9 ft listed depth	2016	N30°20.011 W87°29.912
Upper Wreck Reef	2006	Abandon barge and shrimpboat w/concrete rubble placed around perimeter and 3" X 6" …	5 ft listed depth	2016	N30°23.230 W87°53.111
Bayou St. John Reef	2005	Concrete pilings and Rubble and 3" X 6" limestone aggregate	11 ft listed depth	2016	N30°17.561 W87°31.960
Ono island Reef	2005	Concrete piling and rubble-Red claybrick from NAS Pensacola; roadway culverts (18") …	11 ft listed depth	2016	N30°18.167 W87°29.404
Ross Point Reef	2005	Concrete pilings, bridge rubble and bridge spans	13 ft listed depth		N30°19.436 W87°30.668
Fort Morgan Barge	2004	Pilings placed around the perimeter of a sunken barge	15 ft listed depth		N30°14.002 W88°01.226
EXMOB 63-AB	2003	3" X 6" limestone aggregate placed around gas production platforms	12 ft listed depth		N30°17.511 W87°59.739
EXMOB 76-A	2003	3" X 6" limestone aggregate placed around gas production platforms	13 ft listed depth		N30°15.294 W88°03.127
ExxonMobil: Alex Maisel Memorial Reef	2003	3" X 6" limestone aggregate placed around gas production platforms	13 ft listed depth		N30°17.765 W88°02.667
LEGACY 615-1	2003	3" X 6" limestone aggregate placed around gas production platforms	12 ft listed depth	2016	N30°16.837 W87°59.104
LEGACY 615-3	2003	3" X 6" limestone aggregate placed around gas production platforms	12 ft listed depth	2016	N30°16.012 W87°58.429
LEGACY 615-4	2003	3" X 6" limestone aggregate placed around gas production platforms	11 ft listed depth	2016	N30°17.285 W87°57.326
LEGACY PLATFORM	2003	3" X 6" limestone aggregate placed around gas production platforms	10 ft listed depth	2016	N30°16.823 W87°58.080
Battles Wharf Reef	1999	Concrete pipe and rubble placed inside old pier pilings and 3" X 6" limestone aggregate	5 ft listed depth	2016	N30°29.634 W87°55.918
Bender – Austal Reef	1999	Concrete pipe and rubble encircling oyster cultch material and 3"x6" limestone aggregate	7 ft listed depth	2023	N30°31.698 W88°02.944
Buddy Beiser Reef	1999	Concrete pipe and rubble placed around abandon barge and 3" X 6" limestone aggregate	9 ft listed depth	2016	N30°35.251 W87°56.862
Choctaw Pass Reef	1999	Concrete pipe and rubble and 3" X 6" limestone aggregate	4 ft listed depth	2016	N30°39.863 W88°01.217
Lynn Dent Boykin Reef	1999	Concrete pipe and rubble and #2 limestone aggregate	9 ft listed depth	2023	N30°16.390 W88°05.770
P. Grey Cane, Jr. Reef	1999	Concrete pipe and rubble placed circular config with oyster half-shells and #57 …	7 ft listed depth	2014	N30°27.460 W87°55.940
Shrimpboat Reef	1999	Concrete pipe and rubble placed around abandoned Shrimpboat Hull and 3" X 6" …	9 ft listed depth	2018	N30°18.332 W88°16.394
Denton Reef	1997	900 prestressed concrete roof slabs encircling oyster cultch material; 4300 tons of …	10 ft listed depth	2018	N30°24.531 W88°03.989
Fish River Reef	1995	2300 linear ft concrete bridge piling around permiter of oyster half-shell and #57 …	7 ft listed depth	2014	N30°19.742 W87°49.815
Shellbank Reef	1995	2300 linear ft concrete bridge piling around permiter of oyster half-shell and #4 …	7 ft listed depth	2016	N30°15.716 W87°51.682
Zundel Landing	1995	300 yds concrete block placed in and around old pier pilings and 3" X 6" limestone …	4 ft listed depth	2016	N30°28.338 W87°55.578
Dell Williamson Reef	1991	Concrete block and oyster cultch material placed inside old pier pilings and 3"x6" …	6 ft listed depth	2016	N30°36.216 W87°54.979
Bon Secour Reef		3367 tons of 3"x6" limestone aggregate was installed during 2023
Dog River Reef		7000 tons of 3"x6" limestone aggregate was installed during 2023
Ghost Rig Reef		3367 tons of 3"x6" limestone aggregate was installed during 2023
Wellhead Reef		3367 tons of 3"x6" limestone aggregate was installed during 2023

ADCNR Marine Resources Division public reef master list 2025 (KMZ; reef layer), read November 1, 2026. Coordinates are for information only, not for navigation.

Materials

What sits on the bottom in Inshore reefs

• 3" X 6" limestone aggregate placed around gas …7 reefs
• 3367 tons of 3"x6" limestone aggregate (2023)3 reefs
• 3367 tons of 3"x6" limestone aggregate was installed …3 reefs
• 3" x 6" limestone aggregate2 reefs
• 3" X 6" limestone aggregate2 reefs
• 2300 linear ft concrete bridge piling around permiter …2 reefs
• 7000 tons of 3"x6" limestone aggregate (2023)1 reef
• 80 eco-reef modules placed in clusters of 3-4 …1 reef
• 52 eco-reef modules placed in clusters of 3-4 modules …1 reef
• 1,034 cubic yards of oyster half-shells1 reef

ADCNR Marine Resources Division public reef master list 2025 (KMZ; reef layer), read November 1, 2026. Coordinates are for information only, not for navigation.

Ports

Where boats leave for Inshore reefs

• Point ClearBaldwin County, 9 miles south from the zone centre
• Alabama PortMobile County, 9 miles east from the zone centre
• Fort MorganBaldwin County, 9 miles north from the zone centre
• Dauphin IslandMobile County, 11 miles northeast from the zone centre
• Magnolia SpringsBaldwin County, 12 miles west from the zone centre

Second ramps near Inshore reefs

• Mullet Point Boat Ramp on Weeks BayWeeks Bay, 5 miles
• View Point Launch on Weeks BayWeeks Bay, 8 miles
• Ft. Morgan Boat Ramp on Pass DruryPass Drury, 9 miles
• The Pines Boat Launch on Bon Secour BayBon Secour Bay, 9 miles

USGS GNIS domestic names (feature class and primary point), read November 1, 2026; ADCNR coastal boating access pages and public access site layer (ADCNR GIS), read November 1, 2026.

Limits

Fish that may come aboard at Inshore reefs

Species	Daily limit and size	Waters
Sheepshead	8 per person; 12" min. FL	state waters
Spotted Seatrout	6 per person – one fish is allowed to be over; 15" min. TL – 22" max TL	state waters
Red Drum (Redfish)	3 per person; 16" min. – 26" max TL	state waters
Cobia (Ling)	1 per person, not to exceed 2 per vessel; 36" min. FL	state waters
Spanish Mackerel	15 per person; no size limit	state waters
Florida Pompano	3 per person; 12" min. TL	state waters
Striped Bass	2 per person; 16" min TL	state waters
Flounder	5 per person (Closed Season for the month of November); 14" min TL	state waters
Tripletail (Blackfish)	3 per person; 18" min TL	state waters
Mullet	Oct. 24-Dec. 31, 25 mullet per person from the shoreline or 25 per boat. No mullet by cast net or snagging in Theodore Industrial Canal, Dog River, Fowl River, and their tributaries.; no siz	state waters

The inshore saltwater rows cover these reefs.

Saltwater anglers 16 and older carry an Alabama saltwater license ($30.90 resident, $66.80 nonresident for 2026-27), plus the $10 Gulf Reef Fish Endorsement to keep reef fish such as red snapper.

Limits as printed by the ADCNR Marine Resources Division recreational size, creel and possession limits for state waters (MRD limits page), read November 1, 2026.

Saltwater limits

Other zones

Nearby structure zones to Inshore reefs

Zone	Distance	Class	Reefs listed	Acres
Coastal Conservation Association of Alabama	18 miles south	Nearshore	120	9,402
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation	19 miles southwest	Nearshore	33	1,872
Dr. Sean Powers	20 miles southeast	Nearshore	84	5,351
R.V. Minton West	21 miles southeast	Nearshore	92	727
Dr. Stephen Szedlmayer	23 miles southeast	Nearshore	37	4,030

ADCNR Marine Resources Division public reef master list 2025 (KMZ; reef layer), read November 1, 2026. Coordinates are for information only, not for navigation.

All Alabama reef zones

Nearby

Around Inshore reefs: towns, shops and more water

The open Gulf near Inshore reefs

• Alabama Gulf watersstate waters

Inshore water near Inshore reefs

• Bon Secour Bay6 miles
• Mobile Bay7 miles
• Weeks Bay8 miles
• Magnolia River9 miles

Towns to bunk in close to Inshore reefs

• Fairhope13 miles
• Dauphin Island14 miles
• Gulf Shores17 miles

Guides and charters who fish Inshore reefs

• AAA Charterscharter, Foley, (251) 948-2525
• Action Charter Service Inccharter, Orange Beach, (888) 558-3889
• Alabama Coastal Charterscharter, Gulf Shores, (251) 943-6017
• Alabama Deep Sea Fishingcharter, Lillian, (251) 981-3733
• Alabama Fun Fishing LLCcharter, Orange Beach, (251) 550-5002
• Alabama Inshore Charterscharter, Fairhope, (251) 421-6797
• Allen Stella Marina Charterscharter, Foley, (251) 981-4510
• Annan Brian Capt Gulf Rebelcharter, Orange Beach, (251) 981-3119

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Photos

Reservoirs, rivers and bays close to Inshore reefs, pictured

Answers

What folks ask before a trip to Inshore reefs

Where does Inshore reefs lie off Alabama?

Its centre sits about 9 miles from Point Clear.

What is in Inshore reefs?

41 reefs on the master list.

How deep are the reefs in Inshore reefs?

From 4 to 15 feet, as listed.

What structure sits in Inshore reefs?

Expect 3" X 6" limestone aggregate … (7) and 3367 tons of 3"x6" limestone … (6).

Which Alabama creel rows apply at Inshore reefs?

Red Drum (Redfish): 3 per person; 16" min. – 26" max TL.

What are the 2026-27 Alabama fees for fishing Inshore reefs?

Saltwater anglers 16 and older carry an Alabama saltwater license ($30.90 resident, $66.80 nonresident for 2026-27), plus the $10 Gulf Reef Fish Endorsement to keep reef fish such as red snapper.

When did ADCNR build Inshore reefs?

From 1991 to 2023, by the list.

Can I trust the Inshore reefs numbers on my plotter?

ADCNR publishes them for information; check your own charts.

Which reef zone is next to Inshore reefs?

Try Coastal Conservation Association of Alabama, roughly 18 miles away.

Set a course plan for Inshore reefs

Seasons and limits sit on the saltwater page.

Saltwater limitsAll Alabama reef zones