Bluevien

My 12 month old Shep. It took me 2 months and lots of fence work ($) to figure out she can jump over a 7 ft 5 inch fence but not a 7ft 6 inch high fence She's a lovely dog and so damned determined when she puts her mind to something. There's lots of training and exercise ahead for both of us.

Geeat going on the fuel... you'll be hitting up the 4 beacons and curtain next. Any fish?

It's a piece of cake from Nudgee. Pick your days and you'll get plenty of mac action with your set up. Rob

That's rotten, Mick. I hope that dude doesn't expect another deckie spot with you. When I skipper I am happy with just a bag of pillies or a bag of ice. I bring extra food and water along too because it's amazing how many deckies only think about what fishing gear to bring but forget something to eat . I don't ask for fuel money as I would have been heading out any way. An offer to help clean down the boat is always welcomed but it doesn't take me long to do so I usually decline that too. But when I deckie, I always offer to pay my own way even if I am not asked to. However, it can be awkward for a deckie. Like me, some skippers do things a certain way so sometimes it's better for a deckie just to stand back and watch unless the skipper asks for help as I've had gear wrecked by a deckie being "helpful". Communication and courtesy is the key to a good trip.

... and don't out fish your skipper. Nothing p*sses off a skipper more than that!!! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

A face only a mother or father could love

fishingnut wrote: jesus does that dog have any bones? thats a rubber dog! She bounces like a rubber ball so you could be on the money

My boffheaf, Licky