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| Wednesday, 27 June 2007 | ||||
![]() Scott Lovig bags a nice 'lil table sized pinky - a common site at Mornington I haven't written up a kayak fishing report for over a week now, which isn't to say I haven't been out for a fish in that time. On the contrary, I've had 3 trips since my last report - but aside from the last trip consisting of a test run on a Hobie Revolution and Miragedrive ST fins, I really haven't had a lot to report. Of these 3 trips, 2 of them were at Fishermen's Beach, where I bagged 5 Squid on Saturday afternoon and nothing on Tuesday morning. I also went for a fish at Rickett's Point on Sunday afternoon, where I also scored a goldern duck. This is all a fitting reminder of why here isn't a great place to be right now. So I'm trying to fit a lot into a short space of time and depending on how easy or difficult it is to sell my bikes (or one of them at least), there's a possibility I'll get stalled for a week or two. I'm hoping it doesn't come to that but I may not have any choice in the matter. Because my schedule is filling up quickly, my time will be drained somewhat until the time that I leave and I think there's a good chance I won't do any more fishing or destination reports until I do go and get started for real. I probably won't even get a chance to go fishing again before I leave. That pretty much means I won't be doing any more Victorian reports until I return and I'm not exactly sure how long that will be. 14-15 months is my guess.
03-07-2007 00:22 Good point Scott. I just took another look to see how the figures on that poll stack up when looked at that way. Scores are: Hobie: 58 Ocean Kayak: 38 Perception: 20 I gather a few conclusions from this, the first most obvious being that Hobies seem to be going from strength to strength. That\'s quite an achievement considering they aren\'t cheap. Pedal yakkin is really catching on. The Perception Swing is clearly a really popular kayak, being the second most popular overall (accounting for all votes on Perception). I think that makes it the market leader for paddle yaks. Clearly it\'s very popular for a reason. 12-07-2007 08:49 Can't wait to hear of your exploits Mate, I can't wait to read the reports of this fabulous adventure you have planned. It really will be the trip of a lifetime, and the memories will stay with you forever. My only advice is to never let anyone sway you from this dream. I still think constantly of the 12 months the missus and I had around Oz in a Kombi in 74, and a few more recent trips to the top of WA and QLD. The real Oz (especially the Outback, and the Top End)is just such unbelievable country. I still have this hankering to get back there whenever the opportunity presents. What I wouldn't have done to have had a yak at the time. I'm just green with envy mate, so if ya get to Sydney make sure you look me up. Maybe I could show you my slides (yep real slides). ![]() 13-07-2007 10:50 Can't wait to hear of your exploits Heya Occy, few have tried to talk me out of it but all have failed. What you say about the Aus outback is so to, and thats why I can't wait to get back to it. So many placs I'm looking forward to seeing. I will definitely get to Sydney - probably not too far away (I may well stop in for a few days on my way further north) and will definitely get back to it to have a much closer look down the track as well. What are slides? :-) Only registered users can write comments. Powered by AkoComment Tweaked Special Edition v.1.4.6 |
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