I will have 210 in the boat plus 40 in Jerries which will give me a safe range of 300 clicks so I think 400 would heaps unless you burn it at 70 litres an hour
Bruce was last seen at the new BCF at Cleveland today apparently, i think Bruce is turning into a tackle junkie, I like it!
ill be booking a caravan place up there for Bec and I, fitting a NMEA for the Garmin, motor serviced, just hope work plays the game!
Tangles KFC
Had a look on the GPS from Urangan boat ramp to rooney point 56ks from there to the 4 mile at breaksea spit another 23ks so not to bad lets hope we don't get a N/W wind as that would make rooneys suck for a raftup,, Jim are you going to share Murf around for paddleing duties etc
mate just tie the tow rope on the back and I will paddle to get there but I am sure the mighty Striper will have the go to tow you there with 400lt of fuel
my little 5m 40yo boat goes out 80km to fish so the striper should be like a luxury liner
I am getting excited about a new place to fish and new challenges so bring it on
cheers Murf
If you are trolling for marlin, (some boats tagging over 30 fish in a day last week) my 200 etec would use about 15 litres an hour, x 8 hours = 120lts, cruise at 22-24kts uses 2litres per nautical mile, so up to rooneys and back to urangan say 140lts, rooneys to 13 mile crossing and back is about 18 miles each way add another 75lts, so with average weather for a trip up, (hopefully light southeasters) troll all day, trip back would use = 335 litres minimum thats with no drift shifts if I have a bottom bash... so it will be the 400 lts on board for me and be reistricted to one trip over the spit. Hope the weather is kind to us all. Kev.
sound like my 450 litres should be enough then . with the 4 stroke on it
Its been a long time since I have fished the Bay. Where would be the best spots to pick up some livies on the way out. The Fairway Bouy area used to have some at times.
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