Fishing happens here! Gray’s Reef is a popular spot off the Georgia coast for recreational fishing and diving. Sport fishing occurs year-round but at different levels of intensity. Anglers protect and preserve Gray’s Reef for future generations by fishing sustainably and using sanctuary best practices.
Sanctuary Regulations To protect the live-bottom habitats of the sanctuary, managers have
Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary is a natural live-bottom protected area that may be important in connecting recreationally, commercially, and ecologically important species to other areas of the West Atlantic Ocean.
A variety of species have been found at Gray’s Reef, from top predators such as
Diving happens here! Advanced divers who make a 65-foot dive at Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary will be amazed by the vivid colors of its soft corals and sponges. This natural live-bottom reef provides wonders for divers, boaters,and anglers.
museums, visitor centers, zoos, and aquaria around the southeastern United States have
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Meet the staff at Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary
Her interests have led her to working on offshore research expeditions and social
