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we are planning a mission from whanga to tutes via sea,and would like suggestions as to how long it would take and where agood halfway stop would be?would jump on boat gps but its not here.just seems a better idea than spending to much time in the car.is there good fishing from say barrier to tutes?any thoughts welcomeThumbs%20Up
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Firstly i would be staying at barrier, them do the run down up through the barrier noles to the back of the knights and make sure you have plenty of chilly bin spaceWink
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Go to barrier then run the 150m line up to the knights. Normally we used to try and stay on the north side of barrier if weather lets you. That way its quicker to get back into good water again. Half way up there is a sweet bay that tucks away on Arid Island. Tight getting in but great shelter once in there. Check out the chart of barrier and you will find it.

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run the 200mtr to the bream nolls then up to the back of the knights
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I presume you would need to refuel at Barrier so Fitzroy is your halfway stage as there is no fuel on the outside
yes needles to Barrier knolls where we jigged some Puka the other week then trundle up to toots
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Let me know when you will be at Toots and we will meet for a beer
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make it next thurs day night and you can get us all hammeredLOL


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Originally posted by Damo Damo wrote:

make it next thurs day night and you can get us all hammeredLOL


Sure, ok why not. I will buy you a shandy
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