Diving the SS Gulfland aka NORMANS WRECKS in Jupiter FL. Lots of Fish, Lobster, Turtle!

In this quick video, we are diving the SS Gulfland Wreck off of Jupiter Island, FL. The visibility was pretty bad but we still got to see thousands of fish, along with a lobster and a turtle!
This ship was sunk in 1943 after being in a collision and catching on fire off of the coast of Florida. Today the wreck is commonly named "Normans" because of it's close proximity to George Norman's house off of Jupiter, FL
Stick around and take in the sights and scenes of this beautiful shipwreck that lies in 35ft of water right off of our coast.
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[@CProFishingWithWayne]

Very cool. Love seeing underwater footage from our local wrecks.

[@SFROutdoors]

Appreciate it, Wayne! I have convinced myself that diving makes me a better fisherman because I am able to see how fish move, aggregate, behave, and act in their natural environment.

[@Florida_Adventures]

@@SFROutdoors Totally agree with you.

[@DoubleDawgDare]

There was SO much life on that wreck. Did you go back and get that lobster?

[@SFROutdoors]

we were also shocked with how much life there was! we did not go back to get the lobster during season (I personally try to avoid the mini-season crowds)

[@lukevilla2054]

Do you usually see lots of sharks?