nodrog wrote: ....Bob is now under comand of another forum member |
so do I get a chance out on the West Coast (Plimmerton area) now?Hoorah
nodrog wrote: Hi smudge, I've got a 13'6 sea nymph, just a big yak really, with a windscreen. Old school but mint was my dads ride to the delta from tokaanu. new 4-stroke 25 and 4hp paddles on the back. Have spent a couple of weekends playing (8 years out of practice) and doing it up (multiple scotties, humminbird M70, pink shagpile etc). Can anyone help me source a 12V stainless espresso machine? Rodderst - i'll still be doing the inshore bit as that�s my favourite, i just hope the slopping hull doesn't scare them in the shallows... also engine is fast enough to get me into a load of trouble out wide, but hull not big enough to get me out of it! NM - long term plan is a touring sea yak - fish equipped of course (there are times when only a yak will do!). Will take a year at least, working on minor problems like money, lack of a beard, and ass way too big to fit into one anyway. Meantime I�ll do the boat-ramp thing, get my old man into some real fish over the summer, might even get the wife out (when it needs a good clean, of course) oh � and rent a yak from time to time, between fergs and dive-spot I�ll be fine for the odd yak-comp just to keep my hand in Best of luck out on the water sooshie |
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