Hey guys
I've gotta get up early on wed morning to take my partner to the train station so she can go out to Maidenwell to watch some stupid thing to do with venus,
so i thought since im going to be getting up so early i might as well go for a fish.
I'll be launch at around 5.30 @ scarborough and probably fishing to 2 hrs after the high.
if your up for it and keen let me know, all are welcome.
Thanks
Cav
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scarby - anyone up for a fish on wed morn? (6/06)
by CAV » Mon Jun 04, 2012 11:04 am
Nice hobie, do they make them for men?
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Re: scarby - anyone up for a fish on wed morn? (6/06)
by kayakone » Mon Jun 04, 2012 7:33 pm
Check the marine wind forecast Cav. Willie is 10 -15 knots S, BOM is 20 - 30 knots SW - S. Personally I think BOM is usually close to the mark.
However, at this stage, they are only forecasts, not observations. If BOM is close it will not be Scarby paddle. Having said that, you can sometimes sneak in a couple of hours before the wind builds. Best thing is to check observations at 3-4 am on the day.
trev
However, at this stage, they are only forecasts, not observations. If BOM is close it will not be Scarby paddle. Having said that, you can sometimes sneak in a couple of hours before the wind builds. Best thing is to check observations at 3-4 am on the day.
trev
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Re: scarby - anyone up for a fish on wed morn? (6/06)
by CAV » Tue Jun 05, 2012 7:49 am
Hey trev,
Just checked it,
15knt wsw...... on willy weather, it was an 8-10knt S earlier on, BOM is sayings its gonna be a moderate SW,
damn, damn damn.....
I'll check again tonight but if the wind does stay around i might have to go elsewhere
Just checked it,
15knt wsw...... on willy weather, it was an 8-10knt S earlier on, BOM is sayings its gonna be a moderate SW,
damn, damn damn.....
I'll check again tonight but if the wind does stay around i might have to go elsewhere
Nice hobie, do they make them for men?
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Re: scarby - anyone up for a fish on wed morn? (6/06)
by HiRAEdd » Tue Jun 05, 2012 8:04 am
Yeah, good luck with that 
http://www.seabreeze.com.au/graphs/qld.asp
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Re: scarby - anyone up for a fish on wed morn? (6/06)
by bruus » Tue Jun 05, 2012 11:41 am
Even the Pine River was crap today, first time that i've failed to find a sheltered spot.
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Re: scarby - anyone up for a fish on wed morn? (6/06)
by lachlan1998 » Fri Jun 08, 2012 3:41 pm
yep pretty crap weather
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