7 Artificial Reefs of Lee County

Lee County, Florida Fishing

Reef Association 1987 - 1997

Lee County has one of the most active artificial reef programs in the United States.  The artificial reefs attract an abundance of different fish including Cobia, Grouper, Snapper, Flounder and the giant Goliath Grouper.

Take an underwater tour of the Artificial Reefs of Lee County, Florida. GPS numbers for the sites are included in the video.

The Cenote Kanun Expedition

Jaws Productions takes you back in time as these artifacts tell a story read only by those willing to listen, a past told by those already departed, anxious to be on their way.

The New Frontier - Cenotes of the Yucatan

Dream of a place more beautiful than your mind can imagine. The cave system located under the Yucatan Jungle is such a place. Filled with breathtaking awe, mother nature has sculpted an underwater wonderland filled with giant cathedral size rooms, bone white walls and millions of breathtaking flowstones. Unspool your reel alongside Tony & Nancy DeRosa as they guide you through the never ending labyrinth of underwater passages. Explore the beauty of Dos Ojos, Maya Blue, Ponderosa and the magnificent Temple of Doom. Truly, the Yucatan is a cave divers fantasy.

Humpback Whales of the Silver Bank

Almost brought to extinction by  whaling ships during the early decades of the 1900's an estimated 100,000 whales were killed. In 1966, the humpback whale received protection from the International Whaling Commission. Since this date the humpback population has grown to about 10,000 animals worldwide, with the largest concentration congregating in the Silver Bank each year.

In Search of Virgin Cenotes

Jaws Productions teams together with Advanced Diver Magazine to explore underwater cave systems never seen before by modern man. Repel along-side as our cameras descend through well-shafts, rocky drop-offs and acres of spiny agave to reach the hidden refuge of a civilization lost. Finally, join a National Geographic team while they photo shoot diving's newest technology in rebreathers inside Cenote Ucill.

Cenotes Hands, Kampepen & Ucill are featured in this video production that runs 18 minutes.

Southwest Florida's Reefs in Motion - Volume 1

Jaws Productions takes you onto the Gulf of Mexico by sharing the Loran coordinates of 12 of the best fishing and diving locations. Then go underwater to see the structures, ledges and marine life found at these sites on any given day.

See Southwest Florida's game fish such as snook, snapper, grouper and sharks in their native habitat. 

See 200-pound Goliath Grouper as they intimidate even our videographer with their size and curiosity.

Southwest Florida's Reefs in Motion - Volume 2

Go back in time to 1942, during World War II and see the freighter "Baja California", evidence that enemy submarines really did invade our Gulf waters. See the destruction inflicted by a single torpedo fired from "U84", the German U-boat under the leadership of Kapitan Lieutenant Horst Uphoff.

Visit the 400' "Bay Ronto" abandoned during a hurricane on September 11, 1919. Descend into two of the Gulf's sinkholes to see the abundant marine life that freshwater springs can create. Experience the sinking of the Honduran freighter, "Fantastico" in which 7 crew members lost their lives in the March 13, 1993 "Storm of the Century".  Buddy up with 300-pound Jewfish as you cover the deck of the ferryboat "Stoney Point"  and become surrounded by baitfish and snapper. Loran numbers are provided for these Southwest Florida sites.

The Roatan Express

A sea captain since he was 17, Captain Landon Gough, 55, gives his personal life jacket to save another, as angry seas swell up over his ship's gunnels to swallow her whole. Florida Coast Guard responded to his last distress call but he and another passenger were never seen alive again.

Having made the 80-mile voyage offshore, only to be denied diving due to rough seas, Rusty Farst was determined to return. This film is the result of his own personal quest to visit this incredible wreck. The Roatan Express is truly a masterpiece of art and sea-life, totally worth every bruise he received during the filming.