This 237-foot German-built freighter was seized by US Coast Guard in 1994 after finding 300 pounds of cocaine onboard. Sucre is another sponsored wreck by the Pompano Fishing Rodeo. She is also called the Johnny Morris, after the President of Bass Pro Shops. Her life as an artificial reef began after she was scuttled in 1996. She is sitting up-right on the continental slope with her bow pointing south. She is intact with a great structure good for penetration. Beams and railings are totally covered with corals. The forward portion of the vessel consists of two large vacant holds, each with its own cargo crane on deck that affords an interesting photo opportunity, while the aft superstructure and very roomy engine room allows for penetration. The forward bridge bulkheads have collapsed, which has produced an odd vacant area surrounded on each side by the intact bridge wings. Due to the depth, this wreck has become home to many invasive lionfish. Because of her depth, we recommend this for tech divers only.