(1) The 1A Wrecks	200 ft. North of 1A sign, flat gravel bottom, contains several small boats and one pontoon boat deck, normal depth is 25 ft.
(2) Rickety Wreck	Stepping stone type wall. Here sits a 28 ft wooden cruiser.
(3) School Bus	School bus attached to a steel barge. Once was unique houseboat.
(4) Cave Dive	This cave goes back 100 ft. into a large room, then narrows.
(5) Blankenship Point	Bottom strewn with giant square stones that create alley-ways that draw every species of fish in the lake.
(6) Playground	Junior divers of all ages can play on the equipment found here.
(7) Sunken Ridge	Sudden rise of underwater mountain top is in 15 ft. of water. Great place to see large schools of bass.
(8)Farm Site	There is the foundation and cistern of three buildings located in 40 ft. of water. Hard to locate exactly, but can yield nice artifacts.
(9) Indian Island	Was once an Indian campsite where arrow heads can still be found, ledges and overhangs hold lots of fish, favorite nite dive spot. Depths of 5 - 50 ft.
(10) Moody Homesite	Cistern and stone foundation of old farm house. Located in 30 ft.
(11) Slo-Poke Cruiser	Wreck of a 30 ft. cruiser in 40 ft. water. Also a nice flat 15 ft. bottom of shale rock.
(12) Campground Bluff	One of the few shore dives. Good walls and steep slopes. Treasure hunting favorite.
(13) Bulldozer	In 25 ft. of water sits a 1939 Caterpillar used in lake construction.
(14) Rock of Gibraltar	Stone slab rising from 50 ft. depth to just 15 ft. below surface.
(15) Underwater Bluff	A wall starts at 35 ft. and can go straight down 70 - 150 ft.
(16) White Bluff & Arch	Tall limestone bluffs contain natural arch big enough to swim through. Also some very clear water. Ledges at 15, 30, and 60 ft.
(17) Tool Truck	Panel truck that went down in 1955, loaded with tools. Rests on ledge in 70 ft. depth out from a mark on shore.
(18) Fruit Cellar	Concrete bunker-like structure built in the early 1900's. Also homesite artifacts in 15 ft.
(19) Fireplace	Intact fireplace with chimney and foundation of large home. Out from center of island in 80 ft. depth.
(20) Gypsy Boat Wreck	24 ft. wood cabin cruiser sits on flat gravel bottom at 25 ft. Nearby an abrupt drop of 150 ft. Tall pinnacle rocks, view large fish here.
(21) Fish Market	Flat shale rock point has a large area of flat bottom at 15 ft. depth with nearby slope to deeper water. Good concentration of fish found here.
(22) Walleye Wall	Short run of rock bluff with a steep incline. Wall type dive. Home of the lake's walleye population.
(23) Bunch 'O Boulders	Very large, rounded rock formations in 20 ft. depth with gravel bottom.
(24) Don's Dynamite Shack	This site once stored explosives during dam construction. There is an underground building made of railroad ties and covered with gravel. It has an air vent that looks like a dog house. Found in 40 ft. of water.
(25) Dam Corner	This is usually the clearest dive on the lake. Nice cut stone rocks, steps. Has parts of wooden light towers lying on the bottom.
(26) Devil's Backbone	This site has long, shallow reef-like point formations. It looks like the giant skeletal vertebrae of some ungodly creature. 20 ft. depth.
(27) Thumb Print Homesite	This site if in 60 ft depth out from mark on the shore. Very large foundation with inlaid intricate tile floor. Lots of artifacts.
(28) Hank's Bluff	Long wall dive. Straight drops good for deep dives and exploration into the unknown.
(29) Jerry's Place	A special collection of secrets.