Graveyard 8 wrecks and back

[big_sean]

to go to the grave yard and do 8 wrecks and back plots out at 63 miles from the royal quays allowing for extra fuel i would calculat it at 100 miles of fuel needed
so if your boat does about 5 miles per gallon then about 20 gallons would be needed so realy its not that far


Sean

[KeithB]

Yeah but there's nowt there.

A boat from SSBAC went last year, they came back with some mackeral.

[big_sean]

Yeah but there's nowt there.

A boat from SSBAC went last year, they came back with some mackeral.

have a look at the wildcard videos on the net he's been going there and doing alright there are that many wrecks there and lumps it takes a few trips to get the good masrks but when you do its fish galore and nearly always a better stamp of fish



Sean

[Norman]

I always plan to give it a go , and maybe this is the year .................... but .....
think I`m with keith on this ..... lol my best catch is almost casting distance from tyne piers

[big_sean]

i see what you mean norman my best catch ever was on the Telephone box we used to try it every time we went north and never did anything on it as people used to say there is nothing there but one day we went on the way home from a blanking trip and in three hours we had had enough 3 shots all the time and every fish was between 7 to 10lb

dont dismiss the graveyard but do remember the whitby boats are at it regulary


Sean

[Norman]

aye sean, aware of that

been 20 mile off and caught nowt , on a few occasions ..... lol but will probs do the trip soon ....... fingers crossed its worth it .......

norm

[mark]

thats a long long way from whitby!??

50 miles there and 50 back at 15knots thats over 6 hours of a fishing day gone, would of though getting out the wrecks at baymans hole/bruceys garden would be more attractive from whitby (who the flip was brucey anyway?)

there are some big wrecks there though, according to UKHO there's getting on for 40,000 tons of shipping in a 6 mile radius

got the details of most of em, names, tonnage, position and wrecks size (length width and height) at last survey if any one thinks it worth a shot.

There's probably some absolute red letter days to be had out there, but its a long way to go to discover your day isn't one of them!

[big_sean]

Mark its only 40 miles to the graveyard from whitby but i do admit its a long way to go for a blank


Sean

[mark]

just plotted it?? straight line to it 49.7Nm to the top end where the bigger ones lie


will PM you some stuff!

[Codfather]

Any info on the "nemisea" Mark, the wreck off Hartlepool ?

[big_sean]

some of the brid lads had a long trip the other day here is there report

i think they were about 30 to 40 miles off

deep offshore wrecking trip



Sean

ps what is the one on the chart called the auriga i think ??

[northeast1]

Mark is there any chanc eof you sending me that info? i love to know what i am fishing on and spend alot of time reading up on the wrecks on the net and in the local book worm lobby.

Hard to do thou as over the years the names have changed so much and the long n lat in the books dont match my records but i do liek to know the info...have some crackign tails and info on most of the well know wrecks around here.

Sojovik, Tracey, Adastra, tug to name a few.

[mark]

is it known by any other name?? and/or was that its name when built or sunk?

can search by position, or by name. A lot of wrecks that folks know and love are not what the wreck is

ie the Dirty wreck is a ship called the Firelight, the tracey is actually called 'spray'

[northeast1]

I have the spray down but its about 0.7 of a mile from the Tracey on my records, never caught anything but ling of it.

I have 317 wrecks in my list and only fished 64 of them, main reason is they to far away, i bet less than half still hold the original name.

[mark]

Any info on the "nemisea" Mark, the wreck off Hartlepool ?

filtered out the smaller ones, leaves this lot in pool bay