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If possible, raise an edge in the front and also the back of the boat, that will let any breeze through and still keep the rain out. Any breeze going through should help with the problem of condensation not forming.

If possible, raise an edge in the front and also the back of the boat, that will let any breeze through and still keep the rain out. Any breeze going through should help with the problem of condensation not forming.

If possible, raise an edge in the front and also the back of the boat, that will let any breeze through and still keep the rain out. Any breeze going through should help with the problem of condensation not forming.

If possible, raise an edge in the front and also the back of the boat, that will let any breeze through and still keep the rain out. Any breeze going through should help with the problem of condensation not forming.

I can't get rid of that message on my system but try an add blocker such as AdBlocker  Ultimate or Adguard Adblocker and they should take care of any other ads on this or any other web pages.

I can't get rid of that message on my system but try an add blocker such as AdBlocker  Ultimate or Adguard Adblocker and they should take care of any other ads on this or any other web pages.

I can't get rid of that message on my system but try an add blocker such as AdBlocker  Ultimate or Adguard Adblocker and they should take care of any other ads on this or any other web pages.

I had a similar situation to what Angry51 said, the previous owner of my boat had fitted an additional filter to the fuel line as well as a bulb and the inner lining of the fuel line had separated and bunched up in front of the fittings, so it would let some fuel through but once you were going for a while at medium to high revs, it would eventually catch up and starve the motor of fuel, causing the motor to lose power intermittently.
 

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The Wife and I put the boat in at Ray Bay at 4pm  on Sunday afternoon .Just a breath of wind  with a slight shimmy on the surface of the bay.
Surprisingly there wasn’t too many boats at the ramp.The snapper closure must  have kept a lot of people at home. 
We had all the pots pre baited, and half of them fully assembled  before hitting the water so it only took about 40 minutes and we’d set all  8 pots and were back at the ramp .
Whilst giving the boat and trailer a wash , we heard about a pod of humpbacks out near Harries - pity I would have taken time out to go whale watching.
Anyways ,Went back this morning , launched at Raby Bay again , this time the bay was like a sheet of glass - glorious day !
Pulled the pots in quick time and went home with 20 nice full sandies. 
So for the next few days we’ll be feasting out on the back patio on a few ginger beers and sand crab sandwiches …… someone’s got to do it !!!

 

And they still would have made a profit on them, has anyone taken notice of the ridiculous prices of lures lately, some of the larger ones are heading towards about $70 each. It is getting to be a very expensive sport.

And they still would have made a profit on them, has anyone taken notice of the ridiculous prices of lures lately, some of the larger ones are heading towards about $70 each. It is getting to be a very expensive sport.

And they still would have made a profit on them, has anyone taken notice of the ridiculous prices of lures lately, some of the larger ones are heading towards about $70 each. It is getting to be a very expensive sport.

I had a similar situation to what Angry51 said, the previous owner of my boat had fitted an additional filter to the fuel line as well as a bulb and the inner lining of the fuel line had separated and bunched up in front of the fittings, so it would let some fuel through but once you were going for a while at medium to high revs, it would eventually catch up and starve the motor of fuel, causing the motor to lose power intermittently.
 

And they still would have made a profit on them, has anyone taken notice of the ridiculous prices of lures lately, some of the larger ones are heading towards about $70 each. It is getting to be a very expensive sport.

And they still would have made a profit on them, has anyone taken notice of the ridiculous prices of lures lately, some of the larger ones are heading towards about $70 each. It is getting to be a very expensive sport.

And they still would have made a profit on them, has anyone taken notice of the ridiculous prices of lures lately, some of the larger ones are heading towards about $70 each. It is getting to be a very expensive sport.

I had a similar situation to what Angry51 said, the previous owner of my boat had fitted an additional filter to the fuel line as well as a bulb and the inner lining of the fuel line had separated and bunched up in front of the fittings, so it would let some fuel through but once you were going for a while at medium to high revs, it would eventually catch up and starve the motor of fuel, causing the motor to lose power intermittently.
 

I had a similar situation to what Angry51 said, the previous owner of my boat had fitted an additional filter to the fuel line as well as a bulb and the inner lining of the fuel line had separated and bunched up in front of the fittings, so it would let some fuel through but once you were going for a while at medium to high revs, it would eventually catch up and starve the motor of fuel, causing the motor to lose power intermittently.
 

I had a similar situation to what Angry51 said, the previous owner of my boat had fitted an additional filter to the fuel line as well as a bulb and the inner lining of the fuel line had separated and bunched up in front of the fittings, so it would let some fuel through but once you were going for a while at medium to high revs, it would eventually catch up and starve the motor of fuel, causing the motor to lose power intermittently.
 

I had a similar situation to what Angry51 said, the previous owner of my boat had fitted an additional filter to the fuel line as well as a bulb and the inner lining of the fuel line had separated and bunched up in front of the fittings, so it would let some fuel through but once you were going for a while at medium to high revs, it would eventually catch up and starve the motor of fuel, causing the motor to lose power intermittently.
 

I usually fick through weather sites till I find forecast that suits my needs and tell myself all the others are wrong, this one's right!

There is nothing like a bargain! You should be right for gear for a while... till the next set of specials come along.🤣

There is nothing like a bargain! You should be right for gear for a while... till the next set of specials come along.🤣