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I think I heard somewhere that once a sample size gets over about 800 or so adding more participants doesn’t give you any more reliability as long as the sampling method gives you a random sample. Biggest issue is that online surveys are self selecting (i.e. not random) so you’re going to get a bias...

Good session.

Is that just off those little platforms?

I get that companies are expected to keep bringing out new **** but I’m not sure what problem this really solves.

The new Hobie drive on the other hand is a seriously impressive piece of kit and even though I’ll never get one myself I can still appreciate the engineering that has gone into it.

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Tue Jul 16, 2019 6:06 pm

If you do face book look up Geelong taxidermy he does a good job. My marlin was done by Scott Mann in batemans bay. Give them a ring they will give you a quote it all depends on weight and length.

So a bucket of toadies would be fairly cheap then? Wouldn't weigh much.

It would be good if we could see a running total somewhere of the number of participants or licence holders of the “one million”. There is no exact way to determine this I would think. Not all people fishing require a license. And I have heard a rumour that the rise in licenced fishos may not be th...

I need a kayak like that! Well done btw! 5 gummies in 4 hrs wow! Forum member Cheaterparts makes rod racks like those (I'm not sure if Brett's is one of his), I've used a couple that's he's made and can confirm they're pretty great. You're not allowed to send him a PM about getting anything made up...

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Thu Aug 08, 2019 8:55 am

I remember i watched a fishing show (ifish or ET), using foot pedal kayak that can reverse by simply paddling in reverse direction.
Which kayak/model does anyone know?

Native watercraft slayer, certain hobies

I've had a look around on some local online stores and found a couple models that look good, like the viking profish 400 and the profish 35, and the wilderness systems tarpon 140. Do you have any opinions on these? They're all a little above my budget, but I would be happy to spend more for extra q...

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Thu Aug 08, 2019 7:59 pm

Wow this whole kayak fishing thing becomes too much of a rocket science to me ... I get more confused and in dilemma more than before.
Thanks for info thou guys.

Break it down into more manageable sections. It's not really that hard.

Nice shots, did you take those?