Are you a land based fisho or a boat fisho?
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Re: Are you a land based fisho or a boat fisho?
Landbased until I get into a boat, cheers davo
It's an exhilarating feeling catching a fish
But it's an even better feeling releasing them
But it's an even better feeling releasing them
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Re: Are you a land based fisho or a boat fisho?
Land, but I hardly ever let the boat opportunity pass by
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Re: Are you a land based fisho or a boat fisho?
Great, thanks for that info, really appreciate it mate. Like the photo tooducky wrote:Brownie wrote:Hi mate. What brand do you have? I don't know anyone who has one so am not sure which is a good one or not. Could you get an OK one for a few hundred bucks or do you need to spend a bit more? Hate to buy a rubbish one and waste my money for the sake of waiting and saving a bit more.ducky wrote:If you fish closed waters that aren’t too far to travel over water there is seriously no better fishing craft imo. I own one and absolutely love it. But has some limitations regarding where it can be usedBrownie wrote:Land, seriously considered a good float tube recently though. So that'd put me mid way I guess. Saving up for one. Saved up for things in the past though too which other things ate. Hopefully this effort will make the distance.
Would appreciate any info at all on them.
This is mine and it’s absolutely awesome.
https://www.amazon.com/Classic-Accessor ... B01G258LMK
I use a pair of smaller swim style fins. A mate uses snorkelling style fins. He is faster but my fins don’t smash your ankles up.
They are the best snag fishing vessel you can buy imo. Including slayers/other yaks with reverse. As soon as you hook up you can really put the hurt on the fish by kicking back at the same time as pumping and winding.
Here’s one of the fish I pulled out of a very snaggy waterway. We bought the tubes specifically to fish this location. Was one of the best investments I made at around $265 delivered.
:a_goodjob: Definitely getting one.
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Re: Are you a land based fisho or a boat fisho?
And we're hooked up...!purple5ive wrote:bollocks !!!!CarlG wrote:Operator error methinks.purple5ive wrote:Landbased fishing sucks balls!!!!!!
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Re: Are you a land based fisho or a boat fisho?
I have a boat but love finding a good bank to fish off. :thumbsup:
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Re: Are you a land based fisho or a boat fisho?
that boat had already sailed a while ago :rofl:CarlG wrote:And we're hooked up...!purple5ive wrote:bollocks !!!!CarlG wrote:Operator error methinks.purple5ive wrote:Landbased fishing sucks balls!!!!!!
Re: Are you a land based fisho or a boat fisho?
Exclusively land-based fishing for me, almost exclusively freshwater too.
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Re: Are you a land based fisho or a boat fisho?
Dont forget a yak.mateM9085 wrote:Land, but I hardly ever let the boat opportunity pass by