The Tees pilot vessel SALTHOLME leaving Hartlepool.

See also: http://www.northeastmaritime.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=14100&p=34930&hilit=Saltholme#p34930

SALTHOLME in the channel at Hartlepool. The "RNLB BETTY HUNTBATCH” (14-37) can be seen on the left at the RNLI Station

IMO: 8659998
MMSI: 235104009
Call Sign: 2HIW6
Flag: United Kingdom (GB)
AIS Vessel Type: High Speed Craft
Gross Tonnage: 24
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 14m × 6m
Year Built: 2014

Vessel data courtesy of Marine Traffic.

SALTHOLME leaving Hartlepool this afternoon as she followed LIVING STONE out into the Tees Bay.

SALTHOLME leaving port this afternoon.

SALTHOLME leaving port yesterday.

Any idea Stan or anybody else for that matter the name of the then brand new Tees Pilot Cutter that was CTL a few years ago when the Cox misjudged the depth of water and ripped the bottom out her.

The cutter that was lost was the ROSEBERRY Ex Ticier she was lost on 30th November 1978 after grounding on the slag between No8 and No 10 buoys.

Thanks for the update Teesman.

Thanks Teesman for the clarity. Must have forgotten about the “Squat” possibly?
My Pops had a similar problem when he bounced the Rudder on our Motor Yacht entering Whitby in bad weather when the Stern hit a Sandbank at the entrance in 1951 fortunately the Prop was protected by the Stern Frame.