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peatop wrote:I love pickled stuff, it fermented im not sure about lol

What's wrong with fermented?

I only ever use a single snelled circle hook for snapper fishing and have never been gnawed off. It rarely misses a hook up and I rarely pull hooks. But there is a right and a wrong way to do it. The first picture is wrong with the hook naturally 'turning away' from the leader. The second picture is...

inshorebrawler wrote:Great points, I didnt know that a red flash would be an issue. it is only used if i get separated from the yak at night.

Ah, fair enough. In those circumstances, anything you can do to draw attention to yourself is ok, but not ideal under normal circumstances.

I'd lose the red flasher. That indicates a port lateral mark. You'd be better off with a solid white light. This might surprise some, but if drifting or underway a kayak does not have to display lights at all. However, a torch or lantern must be carried and exhibited in time to avoid collision. A ka...

These sound good, although one thing that worries me, is how does it feel to have another pair sitting on your nose and ears? I've been wearing these since 2012 without issue. I posted about them at the time in the "Bought Something New" thread. I went to the Cancer Council so I could try...

I had prescription polarised sunglasses and they are expensive. Then my script changed and the sunnies were all but useless. I wasn't going to spend that amount of money again only to have my script change again in the future. Then I found Jonathan Paul Fitovers. Got mine from the Cancer Council. Th...

Did you take it up with him or have you just taken to social media platforms?

..........without checking the regs I think a parachute is required for 5nm offshore. Powerboats and Yachts require a red star parachute rocket flare when venturing greater than 2nm offshore. Minimum safety requirements don't require a human powered vessel to carry one. I guess they didn't consider...