Ship wreck map

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Ship wreck map

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Would it be worth plotting them on a map for anglers wanting to take a boat out?

I've been looking here: http://www.irishshipwrecks.com/ and some of them have the co-ordinates, but no doubt there's others out there that aren't listed.
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#3 Post by twinkle »

these sites are not accurate the co ordanance given are sometimes miles out
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#4 Post by wreckmaster »

Hi lads

I own the Irish shipwrecks site and as Twinkle said the marks are general and can't be relied on.
I have my own reasons for not including marks (I don't have that many anyway) I am a diver but my interest in wrecks is more from a historical point .
I have Maxsea 7 installed on my PC , I am open to helping out with a Chart if it comes about.

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Might not be a bad idea if there are boat anglers who have smart phones to log the GPS co-ordinates when they're out on the water above a wreck. I always save a good mark to my favourites on my maps.
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Nice idea but boat anglers tend to be protective of wreck marks (maybe all marks!). Many guys put a lot of effort into sourcing/developing accurate marks.
I remember giving marks to a fellow "angler" one time. The wreck was a great cod mark. The guy (he knows who he is!) flogged the wreck, caught the fish and sold them.
And people wonder why I am protective of marks :wink:
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Ste wrote:Might not be a bad idea if there are boat anglers who have smart phones to log the GPS co-ordinates when they're out on the water above a wreck. I always save a good mark to my favourites on my maps.
i always save mine to my chartplotter and a gps for double backup :wink:
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#8 Post by iarlaom »

Any idea of how long a ships bulkhead will last in rough seas here in Kerry? 2 wooden sail cargo ships were wrecked here locally in early 19th century....would there be much left of them now?
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For any of you that have android phones and are looking for marine charts i am selling them on ebay.
They cover ireland and the uk all costal and most big inland waters.
You can add your own marks and a host of other useful info.
Well worth it. It will cost you double anywhere else.

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#10 Post by taz »

iarlaom wrote:Any idea of how long a ships bulkhead will last in rough seas here in Kerry? 2 wooden sail cargo ships were wrecked here locally in early 19th century....would there be much left of them now?
i would say there would a fair bit of them left if ya look at roskilde fjord where they found 5 sunken viking ships over a thousand years old in fairly good nick and boats from the iron age have been reclaimed from the sea .
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niallb73 wrote:For any of you that have android phones and are looking for marine charts i am selling them on ebay.
They cover ireland and the uk all costal and most big inland waters.
You can add your own marks and a host of other useful info.
Well worth it. It will cost you double anywhere else.

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sorry it would help if i put a link up...
http://cgi.ebay.ie/marine-charts-your-a ... 4aad4f5583

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