Kamma

 | By Seamus on 5/8/2011 1:36:16 AM | Views (117) Type : Swedish steamship
Built : 1883
Hull material : steel

Size : 1516 tonnes
Length : 76.3 m
Beam : 10.7 m

Sunk : 1917.01.22
Cause : mined
Date Found : 1980s

Depth
Shallowest Deepest
Top : 0 m 0 m
Deck : 0 m 0 m
Bed : 15 m 19 m

Orientation : SW
Condition : Extensive breakup
Seabed Type : Gravel
Artifacts : very few now

Best time to dive the wreck, relative to high wate
0 - hours 30 - minutes After - high water

Small Boat Launching : Tyne, Cullercoats or Blyth
Notes :
The wreck is very broken and scattered lying in two main parts, with the stern end/engine/boilers
concreted together and covered in soft corals and a large shoal of pout whiting lying 50m to the NNE of the
main section which is scattered everywhere, pleasant dive

Catch Information

Species:
Whiting

Structure Information

Kamma is a fishing spot. A shipwreck or wreckage from a sunken vessel is located at this spot. An artificial or natural reef that attracts fish can be found here. This spot is known to contain ledges and/or rocks that attract fish.

Fishing Spot

Reef

Rock

Shipwreck

This fishing spot was added to the database on 5/8/2011 1:36:16 AM by Seamus and last updated on 5/8/2011 1:36:16 AM.

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