Digger wrote:
Have I told you how proud I am to be an Aussie?

It is times like these makes us all proud to be Aussie and I for one would be among the volunteers if it were possible Unfortunately I have to settle for donating a few bucks to help out.

Being an ex firefighter the first thing i would recommend is make your property safe during the off season, and if fire threatens then do your last minute prep days and hours before leaving don't wait till the last minute then when told to leave do so, I've been in bad fire situations twice (threat...

Glad you are all OK better to have your lives than nothing at all

peatop wrote:I would just like to wish every fellow vyaker and family a verry merry Christmas and hope you all have the best day ever

X2 and right back at you Peter

Maybe this could be the answer to the carp problems. In the past I ran a Carp fishing comp on Lake Eildon over 7 days and was wrapped to get around 300 kgs weighed in this is a more effective approach to the same problem.
https://youtu.be/CQYJd-7iQb8

peatop wrote:Looks like it will do the job, the 20" wheels would make light work of tough terrain

Except soft sand

Widsa wrote: hope the worst is all behind you now.

No pun intended???

I say JAMES put my Hobie in the water and wait for my return

. Will it damage the bottom of the yak if I just pull the hull over the sand? Or are they too heavy to do so without wheels? The Hobies are made from rotomolded plastic. Polyethylene I think. Whilst dragging over soft sand will not do too much damage in the short term over an extended period of tim...

erik the viking wrote:
They do say that 'where there a lots of smaller flatties, the big ones aren't far away'

Except port phillip bay