Jimmyjack

Crumbed flathead is on the menu for a couple of nights Hamish, but the bream were all released to fight another day. I did think about releasing the big girl but turned out to be a good call to keep it because I didn’t catch another smaller one. I know not everyone will agree but I have always thought that as long as you are not greedy and you stick to legal limits it is always ok to keep a feed.

That's outstanding economy

That's outstanding economy

That's outstanding economy

I have read that about the thermostat, but then what does that say about the flushing option that yammies and others have to just run water through without starting the motor. Have read a few diverging opinions on this over the years. INteresting though, thanks for bringing that up.

That's outstanding economy

I have read that about the thermostat, but then what does that say about the flushing option that yammies and others have to just run water through without starting the motor. Have read a few diverging opinions on this over the years. INteresting though, thanks for bringing that up.

I have read that about the thermostat, but then what does that say about the flushing option that yammies and others have to just run water through without starting the motor. Have read a few diverging opinions on this over the years. INteresting though, thanks for bringing that up.

I think this was the issue I had with my 90 Johnson 4S, (rebadged Suzie 90) but managed to catch it in time. When I took it to the outboard machanic he knew what the problem was strgaight away, and fixed it with a weld maybe? Put me off suzies TBH.

I think this was the issue I had with my 90 Johnson 4S, (rebadged Suzie 90) but managed to catch it in time. When I took it to the outboard machanic he knew what the problem was strgaight away, and fixed it with a weld maybe? Put me off suzies TBH.

the boat that is...not the trailer.

Unusual to see a 5.5m+ boat with a single axle trailer. How's it go in the rough?

pass on my regards. The things he'll do to avoid the symposium...

If you get a 6 inch stormwater pipe you can make a good sealed toolox but putting a cap on one end and a screw top on the other. Throw in a rag soaked in lanolin or add some of the little bags discussed earlier in the post and you'll be good to go. 

If you get a 6 inch stormwater pipe you can make a good sealed toolox but putting a cap on one end and a screw top on the other. Throw in a rag soaked in lanolin or add some of the little bags discussed earlier in the post and you'll be good to go. 

If you get a 6 inch stormwater pipe you can make a good sealed toolox but putting a cap on one end and a screw top on the other. Throw in a rag soaked in lanolin or add some of the little bags discussed earlier in the post and you'll be good to go.