Timely reminder on safety

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Timely reminder on safety

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Post by FishnMiss » Sun Apr 30, 2017 11:44 pm

Strange story???
One article only mentions one bloke (the one in hospital) slipping and losing footing and falling in and nothing about the others.
Another article says 7 washed off rocks. No real info on this -Oh and chuck in 2 Divers to spice it up (they seemed ok anyway)???
Must be early silly season with everyone trying to avoid the rush -epic fail :o_0:
Hmmm were any fish or fishing gear injured in the making of this production :down:

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Post by cheaterparts » Mon May 01, 2017 12:02 pm

FishnMiss wrote:Strange story???
One article only mentions one bloke (the one in hospital) slipping and losing footing and falling in and nothing about the others.
Another article says 7 washed off rocks. No real info on this -
“The six others were assessed at the scene,” Mr Mullen said.

above is from the story -- maybe only one couldn't get out of the water in a short time or had some other problems that accounted for the extra problems
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Post by happyfriggincamper » Mon May 01, 2017 7:48 pm

Was at Cape Schanck 2 weekends ago with the missus sightseeing. Was pretty disappointed with some of the behaviour there...aside from the littering there were a lot climbing over guide rails and navigating their way down rocks for views closer to the water. Presume these were the types who were washed off.

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Post by Redhunter » Mon May 01, 2017 10:23 pm

Reminders aren't required. People are stupid, and common sense is getting rarer, that's the issue. Only a matter of time till it'll be mandatory to wear a lifejacket fishing LB too imo. Afterall, we do live in a nanny State with sheep who can't think for themselves...

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Post by Redhunter » Mon May 01, 2017 10:27 pm

Heard about the divers off Cape Shank. Apparently the divers got swept away from the boat due to strong currents and big swell, so the capt called it in. Hmm...what were they doing in the water if the conditions were crap? No common sense...

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Re: Timely reminder on safety

Post by Nude up » Mon May 01, 2017 10:38 pm

I am a big believer in the Darwin approach natural reduction of numbers due to stupidity

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Post by Born2fish » Tue May 02, 2017 10:04 pm

Nude up wrote:I am a big believer in the Darwin approach natural reduction of numbers due to stupidity
Rofl :rofl: gold

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