Invaluable Information For Dorset Yakfishermen

[richi]

bought this book today from a dive shop-it tells you where every wreck is along the Dorset coastline-cost about 15 quid-priceless

[terry1956]

Hi Richi, can you tell me if the book as any sites that are useful to us, Do you know if there is a book that covers devon, would be interested, terry

[KFUK]

I'm surprised you got hold of such a book Richi, I bet the local boat lads won't be liking that, LOL Whoever wrote it must be a very brave man giving away all those wrecks. Unless of course it's merely a historical book I'd love one for the river Tyne area if anyone wants to write it

[SpeciMan]

I bet the local boat lads won't be liking that,

 

Perhaps not but the local dive businesses down here might as it shows what the area has to offer I heard on my local news recently about Weymouth Dive businesses taking a hammering. More divers are taking cheap flights to dive warmer waters instead of using their services and diving in Dorset.

Edited February 20, 2006 by SpeciMan

[richi]

productthumbnail.htmTerry there is also a Dive South Devon and I bet it's just as informative £14.95 rrp-and a Dive South Cornwall------enjoy

[terry1956]

Thanks for that richi, I need to find a few places to get out on the water near me. terry

[marshman520]

There is also a dive kent book the gps positions are not in metric, but imperial you need to convert the last 3 digits ,it only makes a small diffrence, i will try to find the calculation to convert, this is for dive kent i would think others the same. COLIN

[YakDiver]

Here is a good wreck site

 

http://users.pandora.be/tree/wreck/wrecksite/wrecksite.html#

[terry1956]

Thats one interesting site, makes one want to take up diving just to have a look at some of the wrecks close up. Thanks for the link, terry

[danno 1]

Here are all the other uk wreck guides that may be useful

http://www.aquapress.co.uk/booklist.asp?cat=17&start=10