Admiralty Charts/Wreck locations

[beano]

This must have been covered before but where can I get inshore wreck locations ie Lat & longs for the north east area for my kayak fishing ? I have navtronics on my phone but it'll kill the battery mega quick

Thanks in advance

 

[beano]

Hush hush stuff eh ?!?!? Now sorted thanks all for ya help .... No really

 

[northeast1]

No probs

 

[codseeker]

seems like a mega secret society

 

[easyfish1]

aye............

 

[Norman]

c'mon lads, knowing where the wrecks are is no secret, the positions are clearly marked and more accurate on GPS systems than any of the lists of lat longs I have. The seret is knowing which one, at which time, is holding the fish ........

beano, if you have an up to date GPS Plotter it will have wrecks already marked .... these are super accurate .... good luck mate.

norm

 

[beano]

c'mon lads, knowing where the wrecks are is no secret, the positions are clearly marked and more accurate on GPS systems than any of the lists of lat longs I have. The seret is knowing which one, at which time, is holding the fish ........

beano, if you have an up to date GPS Plotter it will have wrecks already marked .... these are super accurate .... good luck mate.

norm

Cheers Norm

Nice to see a helpful nesa member on here ... ! I've downloaded the Navtronics UK map to my iphone which does have wreck site locations plus what sites Ive found on google I've entered as WP so that'll keep me going for now.

Many thanks again

 

[oldessox]

Cheers Norm

Nice to see a helpful nesa member on here ... ! I've downloaded the Navtronics UK map to my iphone which does have wreck site locations plus what sites Ive found on google I've entered as WP so that'll keep me going for now.

Many thanks again

Is that "navionoics" ? If so it's as good as a chart plotter on your iphone and like Norman says the wrecks are all marked on there , how many are within kayak distance though I wouldn't like to say. If you want to save a bit of time with wrecks, have a look at the "wreck site" it'll tell you which ones are "live" which means they are still there and which ones are "dead" which means the sea bed has devoured them, there are a few wreck marks on the charts that were wooden ships etc that have disintegrated and even though they are still marked there is actually nothing or very little there.
The wreck site tells you where they are what they are how big they are what state of decay they are in what type of sea bed they are on and a whole lot more , it doesn't tell you if there are fish on them though unfortunately

 

[lingking]

off topic a little if you want to be sure a wreck is live,put an 8/0 treble on your ripper,if the wreck grabs it,its live:exclam::exclam:

 

[Codfather]

I've got navionics on my phone aswell, the wreck locations are spot on.

Just copy the lat/long numbers onto your gps/ plotter.

Don't forget to try out the ground features aswell as the wrecks / obstacles.

 

[PETER]

This must have been covered before but where can I get inshore wreck locations ie Lat & longs for the north east area for my kayak fishing ? I have navtronics on my phone but it'll kill the battery mega quick

Thanks in advance[/QUO

pop down to your local library i no the one in south shields has a list of wrecks of the tyne hope this helps gud luck

 

[codseeker]

anar theres a few old wrecks on here but sorry it wud be rude to name them

 

[Charlton]

anar theres a few old wrecks on here but sorry it wud be rude to name them

I,ll name one "me" body badly broken from misuse for many years

 

[codseeker]

I,ll name one "me" body badly broken from misuse for many years

now ya cud be reet there alan a wreck that has seen many fish espeacially mackerel

 

[Scotty91]

Is that "navionoics" ? If so it's as good as a chart plotter on your iphone and like Norman says the wrecks are all marked on there , how many are within kayak distance though I wouldn't like to say. If you want to save a bit of time with wrecks, have a look at the "wreck site" it'll tell you which ones are "live" which means they are still there and which ones are "dead" which means the sea bed has devoured them, there are a few wreck marks on the charts that were wooden ships etc that have disintegrated and even though they are still marked there is actually nothing or very little there.
The wreck site tells you where they are what they are how big they are what state of decay they are in what type of sea bed they are on and a whole lot more , it doesn't tell you if there are fish on them though unfortunately

Hi mate love to have a look at that web sight can u pm me it plz

 

[oldessox]

Hi mate love to have a look at that web sight can u pm me it plz

WRECK WRAK EPAVE WRACK PECIO

It'll cost you about £25 or so to see the charts and info proper , but when you have a boat it's money well spent