I
made
new
quick
fit
and
release
fittings
for
the
outriggers.
They
used
to
be
held
on
with
U
bolts
(see
photo
above
right).
That
meant
doing
up
8
wing
nuts.
It
was
a
bit
slow
and
rough
on
the
fingers.
Now
it
is
fastened
on
in
less
that
a
minute.
The
bolts
going
through
the
pipe
aren't
holding
anything
down,
they
just
pass
through
holes
in
the
metal
mounting
plate
to
correctly
locate
the
outriggers
and
to
stop
fore
&
aft
and
side
to
side
movement.
I
finally
worked
out
how
to
get
it
on
the
roof
of
the
garage.
The
only
lifting
points
were
below
the
Center
of
Gravity
and
when
lifted,
the
canoe
wanted
to
flip
up
the
right
way.
However,
eventually
go
it
sorted.
Had
to strap
it to a 17
ft
pipe and
then lift
the pipe
John
fishing the
Tweed River
(19-Feb-06)
Ben
keeping cool
in the Tweed
River
(19-Feb-06)
Fish
Size and
Bag Limits
N.S.W
From
The Workshop
The
Canoe Crate
to see the Canoe Crate
Canoe
/ Kayak Trolley
for how to make a Super Cheap ($30) canoe / kayak trolley
To
See A Movie
of the trolley being used to launch the canoe
Press the 'Start' button on the player below
In this movie the canoe was fully loaded during launch.
The load included outriggers, electric outboard, its 100ah marine
battery, fishing gear, cooler, anchor and rope, and other bits
and pieces.
The
Fishing Vest
I
like to use a 'vest' when fishing from the canoe. It keeps
everything that I need like hooks, sinkers, swivels, a knife,
SP lures, and wet weather gear, close at hand .
To see a photo of the content of the vest showing more detail. (Will
Open In A Pop-Up Window)
Vest
by Wild River approx AU$40
Brunswick
and Canoe Photos
for
photos taken
from the
canoe on
the Brunswick
River OR to
see the canoe
on the Brunswick
River
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