So far i have applied for about 10 jobs, theres plenty of temp work which i may do to tie me over till something more permanent presents itself.
Its pretty bad out there, but there is work if your not fussy, which i'm not.
So its still positive and hopefully xmas for me will be a good un.
Bilbz

I knew a guy once who did the drive from Melbourne to Woods point in 35mins faster than everyone else, his reply when asked how did you get here so fast "oh i had Motorhead blearing"
Haha

Thanks for all your replies fella's, much appreciated.
Bilbz

Hey guys, i got laid off today after 12 yrs. If anyone knows someone looking to hire i'd be very grateful. Btw i'm a Fitter and turner by trade, industrial maintenance, welding, fork truck license, shut planning, etc, will consider anything at the moment. Preferably based on the Mornington peninsula...

bjspinner wrote:You could also try mattyp yakangler get some fishing and yakking lessons in the one go.

Look him up on the site if you like.

+1 for MattyP, Top bloke and will give you the best start to kayak fishing, all in Hobie PA yaks.
Bilbz

Nice mate looks awesome, but please don't put the yak on the roof of that, Time to get a trailer.
Bilbz

I was there on Friday and the tyres were fried after 5 laps, with the temps getting up yesterday, rider safety becomes paramount.
I agree with ya though, the ole Bridgy should last longer than 10 laps.

I go past there regularly mate and i've never been in, i might just give it a go next time the darl feels like Chinese.
Cheers

I've had 4 yaks in 9 years of kayak fishing, i've always mounted the trolley on the R/H side without any issues, i'm right handed as well if that helps you.
Bilbz

I know you can get it all online for free now, every different variety as well but there is something special about hiding under the blanket, ripping open the plastic bag and staring at the glossy pictures of images you only dream about. From the front cover to the back, hell I even look at the pic...