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    Oars

    Do boating regulations require me to carry oars when i'm in the bay or river. I've got a 4.35M boat.

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    Re: Oars

    Yes you need some form of auxilliary propulsion-oars,paddles or an aux motor on a boat that size.

    Marshy

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    Re: Oars

    Get yourself a couple of extendable types ,there pretty cheap
    and when put away they dont take up much room.

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    finga64
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    finga64
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    Re: Oars

    Quote Originally Posted by idiotfisher
    Get yourself a couple of extendable types ,there pretty cheap
    and when put away they dont take up much room.
    Don't bother with the all plastic type used by kids in the blow up canoe. Might as well have some icre-cream containers on a paddlepop stick.
    But these type are pretty good
    http://www.whitworths.com.au/main_it...AbsolutePage=1
    Shop about though. You can get them for about $17


  6. #6

    Re: Oars

    The:-

    " Guide to Recreational Boating & Fishing in Queensland " which is a FREE pamphlet available in all tackle shops, chandlery's and most Marine outlets is the guide you need to answer all your questions regarding safety equipment you need to carry on your boat.....and a lot more.

    The :-

    " The Official Tide Tables & Boating Safety Guide " at $7.50 and produced by the Maritime Safety people is, IMO< a better book as it supplies much more information than the previously mentioned pamphlet. These are available at the above mentioned stores as well as most newsagents.

    Both are good reading and a worthwhile investment.

    Cheers Phill
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    Re: Oars

    Mate I have a 12'boat and like to take 2 whor........ oh you ment OARS... sorry carry on
    Rainbow Trout is NOT skittle flavoured fish.........

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    Re: Oars

    I tried to use my oars once, when I broke down.
    Can't say they did much, no chance against wind and/or current.


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  9. #9

    Re: Oars

    Oars are useless in a half decent sized boat - 4 weeks ago my motor stopped (accidentially pulled the kill switch and didn't realise) about 15 foot from the jetty in a current. Took me ten minutes to paddle it in and I was stuffed. lucky I was'nt 2 K's out.

    Cheers

    Wal


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