Tiger Cam

Sounds like a relaxing time Geoff. Seeing the sights, visiting friends and managing a couple of fishing adventures as well The crabs would have gone down a treat. Cheers, Cam

Novice?? Done like a pro on 8lb - well done! Cheers Cam

Well done on achieving your goal. I'm sure the fresh feed will earn you extra brownie points from the future in laws.... and that of course means the won't mind you doing it next time they come over. You'll have to make sure they visit regularly Cheers, Cam

A night to remember alright.....what a stonker Congrats and to the site Cheers, Cam

40cm bream from the Georges is a good effort mate.... well done ....and Cheers, Cam

Poling the blackfish with a guy from Poland ... Top day ...top bag - congrats Cheers, Cam

Hope you get 11 months worth tomorrow Geoff ..... If not, I'm sure you'll enjoy it anyway Youv'e got some catching up to do to good health Cheers Cam

G'day Phil, Yes mate fixed - purchased a new Wema fuel sender. If you have the same issue, make sure you get the right sender: With float at the bottom it should read 240 ohm and at the top 30 ohm, or With float at the bottom it should read 0 ohm and at the top 180 ohm. Here is the one I bought: http://www.wema.com/publish_files/S3_-_326000-326080.pdf . Fortunately it comes with the standard 5 hole configuration as the original. I purchased the wrong one to start with and when I connected it, it showed full when empty and empty when full Cheers, Cam

Great result guys with only a few hours fishing Mount Coolangatta in the background .....looks like it was a sensational day. Cheers, Cam

Congrats on a great little session christening the electric No doubt the results would have been quite different without it! Cheers, Cam

G'day Geoff I can justify the chair ... the boat upgrade would be a strecth at the moment but at least I have a better idea of what the requirements of the next boat should be . Twin hulls are renown for ride and stability so would definitely be in the equation. Cheers Cam

Thanks again for the soft rubber Gary It will no doubt allow me longer time on the water - in which case the may not be as grateful Cheers Cam

Intersting to hear that there are plenty of boats there Hodgey. Weather must be accomodating? I just came back from a quick shore session on the Shoalhaven and there are bugger all boats around. The wind was up around 15 - 20 knots though with the occassional sprinkling . Catching anything in that sort of traffic is always going to be difficult, so well done on getting a couple. Cheers, Cam

You wouldn't want to go there twice Great assortment of fish in beatiful conditions with potetially 4 FR records Congrats...... Cam

Cracker jewie mate congrats Cheers, Cam

I know the type you mean - my has something similar that wraps around her neck when travelling long distances. I might have to borrow it and give it a go! Thanks for your generous offer Gary - PM sent

Thanks Austral - I do a fair bit of solo fishing. Thanks for the tips Whaler. Cheers Huey. I'll contact you soon. Standing is also painful - I try to bend my knees to act as a shock absorber, but it's all in the timing!

Like many others, I have a dodgy back. I am currently on the recovery trail from a back operation – all good . I am looking to get back on the water soon. Hence I am seeking advice from those that may have a solution to minimise the jarring affect that a 4.5m tinny has on even the mildest of chop. My current solution is a cushion on top of the seat. See photo below. This provides marginal improvement. I know that there are others out there suffering the same issues and would be appreciative if you would share your inventive thoughts / ideas . An idea that I have is a shock absorber type fitting under the seat - does this already exist? Thanks, Cam PS..... For those of you with chronic back pain and interested in my operation I would be happy to share my positive experience.

What a way to blood the yak Congrats and well done on bream gear Cheers, Cam

Insane! Mind blowing! Cheers Cam

On 4lb with oysters and dogs to avoid Great effort Cheers, Cam

Love it! I just showed my hopefully she takes the hint.... Cheers, Cam

Congrats to you and your dad on another worthy outing - early bird got the jew I hope I can still successfully participate in fishing at 82 years young Cheers Cam

G’day Geoff, No brand name – just the logo that you can see on the photo. No part number either! I rang Telwater (boat manufacturer) whom said they don’t use them anymore. I need a replacement sender that is flat on the top (no protrusions) as the floor of the boat sits virtually on top of the sender. I have had a pretty good look around the web and am not able to find one like it. It hasn’t worked for about two months now. Fester, Thanks for your suggestions. Telwater said the ohm rating is 30 – 204? Could be the gauge …..but more likely the sender. The light still works on the gauge….? I think my biggest issue is getting a sender that will fit under the floor without having to do any other major modifications. Even this sort of sender will be affected by the floor sitting on top - http://www.wema.com/publish_files/S5_-_323100-323150.pdf

Thanks mc fishin... that was my fear .. looks like I've a got a job to do tomorrow! Love it! mate if you like we can swap... no need to buy fuel with mine