Low tides delay Lizard trawler refloat 30 August 2013 Last updated at 09:25 A French trawler remains stranded after running aground off the Lizard in Cornwall. The Scuderia hit rocks at Lankidden Cove, between Cadgwith and Coverack on Wednesday night. About 10 tonnes of diesel is believed to have leaked from the vessel, which was carrying 20 tonnes of fuel. Two attempts to refloat it have been unsuccessful, because of the tides and salvage teams are expected to mount another attempt on Saturday. Remaining fuel and fresh water is being removed from the trawler. Alan Loveday, from Falmouth Coastguard, said: "They want to float her off the rocks as opposed to drag her off and further damage the hull. The tide is still dropping until tomorrow, that's the lowest tide, then it starts to build up again. The Maritime and Coastguard Agency confirmed that one of the vessel's five tanks had been damaged. It said that under the current conditions the spilt fuel was not expected to travel far from the Scuderia before it dispersed.