Experiencing a dive on the Adolphus Busch wreck is truly an underwater adventure that you won't soon forget! Since its intentional sinking as part of the Florida Keys Artificial Reef program, it has grown a healthy coat of abundant marine life, which has attracted a plethora of fish life. Several resident robust 200 plus pound Goliath groupers, with the largest, a 350 pounder can generally be found near the cargo holds, along with large schools of Barracuda's are often common here. Sponges and soft coral are well established, and the hard corals are plentiful. Diving this wreck along the Wreck Trek, is where you truly get hooked as a true "trekker"; that is if you haven't been hooked already up to this point. For more information on diving the Busch or our Wreck Trek trips, look us up at www.adventurewatersportcharters.com
