“I wanted to go for an easy, shallow, relaxing dive to check out a new place because the access to our regular site was not available.
I was swimming on the depth of around 5 meters. Suddenly, after no more than 2 minutes I tilted my head up and… I’ve got anxious.
On the limit of my sight I saw a dense tangle of fishing nets. I stopped and slowly turned to get around them. It surprised me how it was dense – there was no light going through. I moved a little bit closer and I was completely stunned…
There was a wooden side of a real wreck in front of me!
I could not believe how such a big wreck could be kept in a secret. Somebody must have known about it – simply because it was not fully covered by fishing cords. Only the stern was entangled in a braid of fishing nets which had drawn my attention.
The wreck was a wooden, flat-bottom vessel built on a steel framework.
For Mazurian Lakes’ conditions the size of that wreck is more than impressive:
33m length and around 5.2m large.