wreck help..please

[the3Bs]

due to being new to fishing the north east coast, i was wondering if any one could help me by telling me any good wrecks near to the mouth of the tyne

[Fishing Forum Admin]

sorry cannot help but Im sure someone will be along

[Drew]

Hi The 3Bs,

Sorry not in my area.

Regards

Drew

[pompy.bass.man]

nt my area, someone will tell you mybe philipn mite he ives round there i think

[mr mackerel man]

Hi. I was wondering that too. Have a boat in royal Quays marina called Sea quest. Need to find wrecks for her. Good book to buy-shipwrecks off the north east coast by Ron Young.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Comprehensiv.../dp/0752417509 Very expensive but very good.

[philipn]

Originally Posted by mr mackerel man

Hi. I was wondering that too. Have a boat in royal Quays marina called Sea quest. Need to find wrecks for her. Good book to buy-shipwrecks off the north east coast by Ron Young.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Comprehensiv.../dp/0752417509 Very expensive but very good.

sorry mate pommpy got it wrong as usual i live in the north west not the northeast damn southern uneducated jessies

[tommy a]

You could contact your local Hydrographic Office and they will supply all wreck details that you request at cost - Ive got 30 wrecks upto 20 miles out of Exmouth and they are all clearly detailed with beam, depth etc. The detail is brilliant but it did cost £ 90 !

Well worth it in my opinion.