Hope you’re keeping the termites away

Yeah the hired one a crack.

I contemplated an AI for a while, bloody heavy and a lot of setting up to do before you hit the water although you would be drier and cover more ground than you would in a Stealth

I'm selling my Fisha if you want a glass yak without forking out for a new one. $2200 with a fish finder and 4 rod holders. Personally I've found having both a pedal yak and the Stealth to be a good combination and I reckon you'd be better off keeping your Hobie and getting something dedicated for o...

It certainly helps to think of the people who had to deal with S#!^ like this to realise we don't have it so bad no matter how dark things are right now. The thought of being conscripted and sent off to that shitshow of a war fills me with horror, so mad respect to the folks who took it in their str...

What are you doing for hanging the washing while the pegs are all holding the skiff together?

cheaterparts wrote:

laneends wrote:You gotta have one with a timber boat..

its just the done thing I guess

can't have the termites eating carbon fiber

I think Yak Doc has probably done it before.

If you need to summon him just shine the shape of a garfish onto the clouds at night.

Seasherpa wrote:

4liters wrote:the coroner's report will recommend licences or some S#!^.

Unlikely that a govt department would want to make more work for themselves

Think of the fees they'd rake in though

You're really getting into this, good stuff.

It's about time MSV/Water Police etc got serious because there's that many twits on the water without a clue that it's a matter of time before something bad happens and the coroner's report will recommend licences or some S#!^.

Yeah I feel like that video you did came out at the right time. Maybe this gets a few more people thinking about safety.