Dive on the wreck of HMT Michael Clements

The Michael Clements was a small steam trawler requisitioned for service by the Auxiliary Patrol Force and was involved in submarine listening duties when she was involved in a collision on the 8th August 1918. Fortunately the crew all survived the sinking. At 324 tons, this is a small wreck which can easily be seen in a single dive. Upright on a shingle seabed with the engine & single boiler being the highest part of the wreck. The stern is more intact than the area forward of the machinery & the large propellor is uncovered.