I was at my local shop on Friday and noticed that they had kayak ggloves made out of that wetsuit material. These were full finger aand quite flexible. Not sure if these were for fishing I mind, but may do the job of keeping end points warm. I have a pair of neoprene (wetsuit material 2 to 3mm) glo...

I found out the hard way after going for an unexpected dip not that long ago. Cost to replace key was $180, and also car had to be towed home and then the next day to the Holden dealership. Now I have purchased a non electronic key which just opens and locks the driver door and glove box. I carry th...

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Good to see a yakker now with a net that has some extension. Makes me feel a lot better about the net I bought when setting up my yak - bought with the extension which can fold in to transport if need be. To make mine free of leashes I took the advice of Rhino and put a piece of pool noodle on the e...

Thanks to all respondents - overwhelming response was for 12v 7AH UPS SLA . Another question - "OK, 12V not AA is the choice then why not the li-ion battery????"

Can we keep the thread continuing with answers to this comparison? Thanks

Thanks Rhino for the anchor tie bit - mentioned (and showed) me at Altona few weeks ago and I took the advice - first stuck came unstuck perfectly and with little effort. Now using all the time. Damm good system!

Hi Have a "basic" yak (2.7m) and am about to invest in a compact entry level fishfinder (eg Lowrance x50, Humminbird 150 or 210, Garmin 140), but am mesmerised by the different power options. Wonder if you could share advice (have searched forum and found a bit but not on all options) 1A. ...