
We dove the Miss Dania wreck on Monday, September 13th. The current was pretty strong however the structure of the wreck provides some shelter so you can relax and checkout the marine life. What I noticed first and was happy to see were several Long-Spined Urchins. These urchins feed on algae and are integral to health of coral reefs. There were several urchins scattered around the wreck.
Penetrating the wreck is easy.

There is plenty of
head room to dive inside the cargo hold area and there is enough light to where you don't need a dive light (although it would help to have one). I got to use my new gloves that I picked up from Home Depot and they worked nicely. Gloves are a must have if you plan to go inside a wreck.
It was a great dive albeit short because I had to get back to the boat to help the divemaster. I look forward to diving it again and would recommend it to any diver looking to dive the wrecks here in South Florida.