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Wreck Diving: Discuss Diving the Cadmus in the General Diving Forums forums: Hi all I'm do not usually dive on the North East coast very often (I usually dive around Anglesey) however ...

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Old 27-01-08, 11:29 AM
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Hi all

I'm do not usually dive on the North East coast very often (I usually dive around Anglesey) however I'm hoping to dive the wreck of the Cadmus in April.

I've been wading through the charts / tide tables etc etc, and have settled upon the following:
The location is 53 50.92N, 00 12.45E and slack water accures (neaps)
HW - HW+1.5 Hrs, and LW-2Hrs - LW+1Hrs based on Immingham.

Could anybody please confirm that I've got this correct, or if not please point me in the right direction. Many thanks in advance.

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Hi Andy
Hope you are well? Your info is good,but it will be a bit murky to say the least.Doesnt pick up till about June /July around there.
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you will be better using slack bout 1 n half hours after hornsea hw/lw
if you can get any viz you will like the cadmus , get some casings , nice little dive enjoy !!! i,m at home next week i,ll have a check on your marks .
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Hi Andy

WGS84 - 53 50'.950 N 000 12'.344 E, although yours should be close enough

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Hi Guys

Thanks for the info - much appreciated

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