Question about reefs

[grown in Tx]

I have been trying to find some specific reefs (scott and courthouse reefs are 2), i can not find any depth changes where they are supposed to be. Am i missing them or do all reefs not have a depth change and it's just scattered Shell on the bottom? Like todds dump is obvious just watching the surface water, i know all reefs are different but i have searched for a few in Galveston bay that i can not find. Should i just trust my gps and know there's something different with the bottom, or is there something I'm missing?

[sgrem]

Get Reef Recon from Troutsupport. Will show you exactly where it is.

There is not always a depth change. You can also use a pvc pole as you go along to feel for shell. Or drag a chain and it will start jumping when it is dragging thru shell....

But Reef Recon is infinitely more valuable than wasting time doing the above.

[grown in Tx]

Sgrem, i appreciate the info, i do have a 6' pvc pole with a T handle, i figured out pretty quick i need a longer one.

[KamOxini]

If you go to the template page you will see a demo for it.You can use that to see the template layout.You could even add your pic there to see if it will work for what you want to do.dresswell

[TroutSupport]

Yep, Steve is right. Each reef is very different and depends on their age mostly and also how often they are dragged by a shrimp net. Some reefs come 6' off the bottom in 8' of water, and others only 3" -Not always relief.

I spent thousands in gas to map the reefs so that you don't have to. Now you can just fish.