Underwater in Moreton Bay - Unknown structure west of Tangalooma
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- It is not the " Kaptajn Nielsen" quite a few kms away actually
About 30 ft down on some structure where we have been getting some live bait, nice Estuary Cod, Large Mouth Nannygai and Longtail Tuna.
Some really nice fish down there especially the Blackspot Tuskfish my favourite eating fish.
The Red Emperor was a surprise too.
Great video
Great video again!
Awesome footage!
*Keep up the good work and thumbs up!*
How cool does that juvenile red look! You didn't even need bait on this drop mate that wreak was full of life.
Looks a very healthy structure!!!
You should've seen it before it was totally butchered because of imbeciles wanting to walk over the rusted plating, used to be a pretty secure small boat achorage before it was bastardized
That will give you a very rough idea what's there
The types of fish in my place on the border between Singapore and Indonesia, fish that have black and white stripes we call them kerong fish and those who have yellow and blue lines we call them lin ching fish are very annoying they only eat away at the bait and the taste of the meat is very bad 😂😂
oh wow this is some incredible footage do u keep saltwater fish too
I used to keep marines many years ago and collect them
Was this wreck identified?!
not to my knowledge, certainly not marked on any maps I know of
hey mate. would you mind provding a few marks for scuba in moreton bay?
if I could scuba again , I would drift the ledge from bulwer all the way down to tangalooma, search marks for kaptajn nielsen wreck. and pearl channel when clear prob winter
Simply look up Marine Parks of Moreton Bay dive sites
supermarket prawns as bait ?
shells and heads from a kilo of prawns we ate
The wrecks near Tangalooma were all old ex Dept of Harbours and Marine dredges and work vessels that were scuttled there to create a small vessel refuge and as a result of stupid people climbing over the rusting hulks the government had all the super structures cut off as a so called safety measure but now in rough conditions the big seas roll over the wrecks, this is probably a small part of one of the wrecks
this is on the other side of the shipping channel west of tangalooma. And yes in a westerly its hell now on a big tide inside the wrecks.
@@barracod If you look very carefully in the bottom right hand corner, appears to be a hemp rope securing cut hand rails off the old hulks,[ THAT'S MY GUESS] there's an artificial reef just slightly north of here and there is a terrific photo of a Chinook helicopter flying an old Brisbane stripped tram to be dropped on the reef
@@dashaB-sl4pu someone did tell me what it was years ago when we were fishing it, it was a barge or something I can't remember tho. It was way before they chopped the tops off the wrecks at Tangalooma. Ive drifted with the camera over it and there is a fair bit there scattered around.
There is a mudmap of whee everything went down on the Cowan Artificial Reef, I was a member of the URGQ [ Underwater Research Group of Qld] at that time@@barracod
@@barracod I'll look for the map in the morning and hopefully can give you some names of the barges etc, one of youtube's faults is you can't respond directly
How far from moreton is this?
not far at all
Rainbowrunner Barracod is right in front of tangalooma?
other side of the channel
On the western side of the Tangalooma wewecks about 80-100 yards but there is a very formidable current that flows rhrough there, you could swim at the top and bottom of the tides, have done numerous times but these days there is a lot of heavy boating traffic and barges