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  1. 21-11-09 08:04 PM #1
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    South Cost Wrecks

    Hi guys looking to organising some wreck diving for my club for next year.
    Just after some opinions on the best sites at various depths and good boats skippers and centres you've dived with.

    We are a very mixed club with everything from newbs to Normoxic divers and would like give them all something to dive at some point through the year but with more of an emphasis on the on the 30-50m range.

    Would say any where from Folkestone to Weymouth would be witin our range for days diving.
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  2. 21-11-09 08:14 PM #2
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    Go a tiny bit further east to Dover and use this bloke...

    Neptune - Skipper: Dave Batchelor - Port: Dover

    And these wrecks... http://www.canterburydivers.org.uk/wrecks.html

    Exactly what Sir is after.
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    Two skippers who are highly recommended by almost everyone who uses them are David Ronnan of Dive 125 out of Eastbourne Dive125

    and Steve Johnson of Channel Diver out of Brighton. Channel Diving - Welcome to Channel Diving

    Either one is excellent.


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  4. 22-11-09 11:53 AM #4
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    I can highly recommend Scimitar Diving Home Page

    They run out of Portland and cover quite a range of wrecks and provide a cracking service.
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    Thanks so far guys, keep it coming. What are favourite sites as well??
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    Some sites that I like out of Portland & Weymouth:

    Note: All depth ranges are approximate to give a rough guide - so no picking me up on little things like you can get 36m on the M2 (on high slack when it's a big spring and you're grovelling in the deepest part of the scour )

    25m-35m
    Aeolian Sky
    M2
    UB-74


    35m-45m
    Salsette
    Grane
    Buccaneer
    Empress Of India
    Everleigh
    Safari
    P555

    45m+
    Boadicea
    Black Hawk (Stern)

    Others:
    Nuermburg/Nurnberg (Poole)
    U430 (Poole)
    "Not the" Victoria (Plymouth)
    Medoc (Plymouth)


    There are a load more but I'm useless at remembering names and I don't have my log books to hand.
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