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Location: Cunjerong Point
Condition: This ramp is in fair condition. It has oysters at the sides of the ramp. The channel constantly changes due to the shifting sandbar at the mouth of Lake Conjola making it difficult to launch larger boats.
Cheers
Deek
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Hi raiders,
just a report on Bendalong boatramp. There a 2 boatramps at Bendalong
Condition: The One on the left has concrete all the way to the water and is suitable for 2wd vehicles. The other is concrete but it finishes at the sand and has a drop off at the end. This would only be suitable for 4wd. You need to be careful during a north east swell as the surge can be pretty tricky.
Parking is not very good during summer so you need to get there early
Amenities: There are no toilets. There are a couple of dodgy cleaning tables.
Cheers
DeekUPDATE 18/7/2014 from member dogbox
This ramp should not be underestimated as a 2 wheel drive ramp, there are a number of safety issues that will catch out the an unsuspected user.
1. At low tide the concrete ramp ends well above the low tide line causing you to have to retrieve your boat on the sand.
2. Low tide increases the wave height at the ramp causing the rear vehicle to be inundated by salt water
3. The water action will cause you trailer and car to sink very quickly
The best advice I can give is only use a 4 wheel drive and make sure you have a fishing buddy with you. Be prepared to launch and retrieve quickly. -
You will be thrilled by a Poly ,Trung
My hull is 6yrs old and I have never had to do one bit of maintainence on it
Cheers Stewy
You can't go wrong mate. Mine's a 2002 model and I haven't had any probs either
Deek
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:1happybday:
Have a great day !!
Thanks Feza
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I reckon you should her "stealth"
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yep sure does. A tecnicallity, as the boat trailer was hitched to the vehicle at the time, it was covered on the car insurance, which was extended to cover the boat in transit, hitched up = in transit, just like it was robbed at a servo or a supermarket car park. it is worth paying attention to your insurance details. maybe someone could come up with a boat tarp with a steel wire mesh within and a padlockable steel draw cord?
Pirate
How about a 240 volt current running through the mesh???
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Stewy, where'd you get those gloves from? I've got to get me a pair as I can hardly move my fingers when fishing during winter.
Cheers
Deek
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Are you sure that tinny wasn't a 44 gallon drum in a past life?
Deek
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G'Day Sam,
I have exactly the same type of trailer for my Polycraft. I have the 2 rear wobble rollers in the water enough to see the top of them and a little of the centre skids. I don't have any problems doing it this way.
Cheers
Deek
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G'Day Tunastrike,
I reckon you can't go wrong with one of theses.
Cheers
Deek
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Akuna Bay information
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Hey Guys,
I hope this is of use to you.
I had a run-in with Marine and security at Akuna Bay the other day, so I wrote to NPWS to get the correct information about where to fish, this is the response:
The Akuna Bay Marina and its footprint are leased by Macquarie Leisure Group from the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. The lease area covers the entire bay containing the marina, plus the car park.
As is the case with most marinas, the fish in the area are protected and no recreational fishing is permitted.
Fisheries NSW have two commercial fishing operators who have commercial licenses to fish and net in Cowan Creek, which includes the Akuna Bay Marina lease area. Following negotiations with the marina manager, they have agreed not to fish or trap in the lease area, as it is also a shipping channel, and they accept that their activities are not consistent with managing the area for boating.
Recreational fishing is permitted once you have rounded the corner away from the bay in both directions, but there is no car parking along the RTA managed road until you get to Illawong Bay to the west.
I trust that this helps you understand the restrictions regarding Akuna bay.
Chris Grudnoff
Area Manager
Northern Beaches Area
National Parks and Wildlife Service
Office of Environment and Heritage
Department of Premier and Cabinet
Ph. (02) 9451 3479
Fax. (02) 9451 7390
Email: northern.beaches@environment.nsw.gov.au
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Wow, What an inspirational poem. Makes you proud to be an Australian. Donna, Your mum was truly special. God has given her an early mark to write poetry for him.
RIP Fay
Deek
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Dear Donna, Stewy and Family,
My prayers and thoughts go out to you all.
Deek
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Top catch boys.
Are you sure you two aren't brothers???
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Jez,
You could also consider the Polycraft range. You can sometimes get good secondhand ones at a good price.
Cheers
Deek
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EPIRB?
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A mate suggested that we go somewhere during the easter break and i started looking at places within 3-4 hour drive distance from Sydney, and you guessed right, ALL BOOKED OUT!
So, taking a long shot and thought of asking beloved fishraider raiders whether they know of any place (not too commercialised, preferebly not advertised on the net!) big enough for 4 adults and 2 toddlers..somewhere near water where i can cast a line would be NICE!
Thank you all in advance!
Manyana or Bendalong down the south coast???
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Ranger Tugs were at the Rosehill Boatshow. They are beautifully finished
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I just watched it as well. I'll be trying this method next time.
Deek
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Thunderace,
I use Lanogard or Inox and spray it onto the skids.
Deek
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You can't get better than that fellas
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Talk to Huey one of our sponsors, he'll be able to help.
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Not happy with Water Police
in Boating
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Don't forget that the Royals are visiting as well. So the boys in blue are probably going to be a bit more vigilant as well.
Cheers
Deek