Redfinger wrote: Yes totally agree Fiz - i might need some explosive device to compete..... Would have to be on a home and away basis- might be a bit of a challenge for him when I put him in the inner harbour?? Although Wayne is a very proficient soft baiter. |
of2fsh wrote: To me the thing that stands out here is the discussion about small boats,regardless of brand it's great there's guys getting out on the water in "small safe boats" that can in the right conditions go pretty much anywhere. |
FizFisho wrote:
i agree, 15 years ago in OZ prior to getting seriously sick and going broke, i had a 25ft bert and i considered that normal to go fishing in. i dont think id ever go back to big power boats, it makes zero sense to me as a non game fisherman. id much rather have a 40ft keeler towing a 10ft RIB to explore the hauraki gulf. i think even the standard of most tinnies for flotation has improved, clearly with FC having gunwale and underfloor but many other brands have given it some more thought too. if you can catch enough weight of fish flesh to compensate gas and assett depreciation outside having the time of your life, then thats what these small safe boats are enabling us. well said 02. |
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