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Alabama Working on Dive Destination Status

ReefMaker Editorial TeamApril 24, 20181 min read
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Outdoor Alabama reports on new vessel reefs and the state's effort to build a stronger Gulf Coast diving program.

Outdoor Alabama reported on the state's effort to complement its well-known fishing program with more destinations for recreational divers. The story followed the deployment of the 102-foot tugboat Gladys B in the Tatum-Winn North reef zone and reviewed other major Alabama wreck sites.

Walter Marine prepared and deployed vessels within a reef network that includes the LuLu, New Venture and historic wrecks. Marine officials also discussed plans for improved reef information and diving access, linking new habitat projects with coastal tourism.

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Originally published by Outdoor Alabama on April 24, 2018, David Rainer.
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