sold Canoe Wanted

[Brian D]

Canoe Wanted

Hey Fellow Fishers does anyone have a canoe under the house they would like to convert to cash. Similar to what Steve uses from Hinze would be great.

I am looking for something I can manualy unload and launch into the back country of the Albert.

Send me a PM or leave a message please.

[Angus]

The new profishers 45 (that will be out in about 1 week) are as sturdy as a canoe

Hahaha. Sory mate could not help myself.

I have seen good ones for good prices on Ebay from time to time.

Angus

[pcsolutionman]

lol angus yeh the new profish looks great,

Brian - why are you after a canoe rather than a yak??? a sit on top yak can be setup much better for fishing IMO

Lee

[Aaron H]

I'll lend ya a yak anytime you want Brian, they are a lot sturdier than what u think mate, next time we go down I'll take them down and u can test one out

[Brian D]

Hi Lee

I want a canoe for a couple of reasons.

A) Canoes are dryer then Yaks

b ) I can carry more stuff in a canoe then a yak

C) Canoes can take 2 people

D) I am old and fat

Am I wrong?

[faulked]

you could allways get the best of all worlds
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[Brian D]

Aaron H wrote:

I'll lend ya a yak anytime you want Brian, they are a lot sturdier than what u think mate, next time we go down I'll take them down and u can test one out

Cheers Aaron - I want to test the water between Yatala and Wolffdene, from the bridge weir to the back country. Those bass have to be stuck there somewhere.

[Aaron H]

Yeah me to mate, do we launch at that tidal bridge thing with the big pipes, jack has to live along there somewhere as well I reckon and not just the old cans of JD&cola left by the grubby morons

[Angus]

Brian D wrote:

Hi Lee

I want a canoe for a couple of reasons.

A) Canoes are dryer then Yaks

I can carry more stuff in a canoe then a yak

C) Canoes can take 2 people

D) I am old and fat

Am I wrong?

A) I dont get any wetter in my yak than in one of steves canoes. And my yak is far from the dryest.

Fair point. But wait till you see the hatches in the Profisher

C) You can get 2 person models

D) Dont be silly. Anyway the Tempo One has a 250kg capacity and tempo 2 has a 300kg. And the profisher will meet those easy.

Angus

[Mack_attack]

faulked wrote:

you could allways get the best of all worlds
/>http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&&item=300168250524

:laugh: :laugh: :silly: :silly:

please faulked tell me how that overpriced thing is the best of both worlds

[Brian D]

Angus wrote:

Brian D wrote:

Hi Lee

I want a canoe for a couple of reasons.

A) Canoes are dryer then Yaks

I can carry more stuff in a canoe then a yak

C) Canoes can take 2 people

D) I am old and fat

Am I wrong?

A) I dont get any wetter in my yak than in one of steves canoes. And my yak is far from the dryest.

b ) Fair point. But wait till you see the hatches in the Profisher

C) You can get 2 person models

D) Dont be silly. Anyway the Tempo One has a 250kg capacity and tempo 2 has a 300kg. And the profisher will meet those easy.

Angus

Angus

250kg you say - cool I still have a little bit to go. What's for lunch.

I'll see what happens after I have a go with Aaron's yak.

Aaron, yeap that's exactly what I was thinking. In the 5 years I have been living where I live I have never seen anyone launch from the bridge and go up stream, so it's an \"unknown that needs exploring\".

[faulked]

its very stable its very light its a cat so it should be quick its small and easy to pack up and store its easy to get into tight places and its price is more inflated then the sponsons and most of all its just like this photo funny but complete crap [img size=500]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/SHARKEE_AFO.jpg

[Mack_attack]

true

[STU]

Brian there is a guy up the road from me he is called acacia canoe hire/sales give him a call see what his prices are I know his hire prices are good ph: 3276 7576

[Brian D]

Cheers Stu, thanks.

[Feral]

Brian, In Ray's 2 seater, ray and I in together only leave about 4 inches of freeboard.

If you want a canoe for 2, I'd suggest getting a 3 person (18 foot) unit. (which is what I think Steve's units are) Leaves room for gear etc, and will give you some freeboard!.

[Brian D]

Yeah that's what I was thinking Feral. I sent steve a email to see if he has any he doesn't use anymore.

[ellicat]

Brian D, I found this canoe in the back shed today. Maybe we could do a swap with that wet old Profish. It's a reed one but I guarantee it'll keep you drier lol. mackmauler and I went out in it one day - that's mackmauler with the custom paddle (elite model) after a long day in the sun.:laugh: [img size=425]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/reed_canoe.jpg

[rayke1938]

Glad to see you using the editing pencil so you dont give away spot x.

Cheers

Ray

[Tim a]

I now know why you want a canoe Brian, I reckon they're much easier to fish out of.

[Brian D]

Narrr my Yak will do me. [img size=374]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/PC0900502_AFO.jpg

[Feral]

I reckon half an hour with a jig saw and I can turn that in to a canoe for ya!

[Bommie]

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

[Brian D]

Don't even dream about it Feral - this is my pathway to more big fish and a smaller waste line.