Boat Safety Gear
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Boat Safety Gear
This is what I carry in the boat each time I go out
MOB
Boat Mob built in charger
45 yrs of boating
VHF radio
Sounder and GPS Plotter
2 yrs old boat and motor
Spare bungs
Extra Flares
Fully maintained boat
5 lts extra fuel carried
3 blow up life jackets -near new
1 PFD jacket 150 with harness attachment
Harness attachment to boat -Always used
Extra long kill switch -always used
Please advise if im mising something
MOB
Boat Mob built in charger
45 yrs of boating
VHF radio
Sounder and GPS Plotter
2 yrs old boat and motor
Spare bungs
Extra Flares
Fully maintained boat
5 lts extra fuel carried
3 blow up life jackets -near new
1 PFD jacket 150 with harness attachment
Harness attachment to boat -Always used
Extra long kill switch -always used
Please advise if im mising something
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Re: Boat Safety Gear
Probably worth bringing some extra water as well, I think you’re supposed to bring a few litres per person when going off-shore.denis barden wrote: ↑Thu May 07, 2020 2:19 pmThis is what I carry in the boat each time I go out
MOB
Boat Mob built in charger
45 yrs of boating
VHF radio
Sounder and GPS Plotter
2 yrs old boat and motor
Spare bungs
Extra Flares
Fully maintained boat
5 lts extra fuel carried
3 blow up life jackets -near new
1 PFD jacket 150 with harness attachment
Harness attachment to boat -Always used
Extra long kill switch -always used
Please advise if im mising something
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Re: Boat Safety Gear
No EPIRB?
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A fish is a fish
No fish is worth a life, stay safe
A fish is a fish
No fish is worth a life, stay safe
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Re: Boat Safety Gear
I always bring a basic tool kit, fuses, spare wheel bearing, a small jump start battery, first aid kit and a bottle of water.
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Re: Boat Safety Gear
Have a tool kit-And spare parts
Also have an Esky -4 Coke and 4 water
Have 1st aid kit
Harness is if I fish alone-If I fall in water -big drama as sometimes the tides run at 1-3 knots
Also have an Esky -4 Coke and 4 water
Have 1st aid kit
Harness is if I fish alone-If I fall in water -big drama as sometimes the tides run at 1-3 knots
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Re: Boat Safety Gear
Hmm. This has got me thinking of knocking up a 150mm conduit to house all the safety gear on the boat with a grab handle. That way it floats. Can be used as additional buoyancy and also keeps everything waterproof on the boat.
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Re: Boat Safety Gear
Also carry a pair of heavy duty wire cutters. Found out the hard way that my light weight fishing pliers don't cut fish hooks stuck in hand.
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Re: Boat Safety Gear
Not long ago-I had a gold bomber treble stuck in my finger
Ok, im not a sissy-Ill have a few stubbies and pull him out with pliers-
As its past the barb I give it a few yanks and a few tries-gee wizz this is not working-Hurts like hell
Ring a taxi to go to Geelong Hospital -Every one lookin at me and having a giggle at the Hosp
Doc come in with a smart comment and gives me 2 shots thru the web of my fingers -He cuts the flesh and yanks it out-Just missing his face
Taxi home and a few more stubbies
Heavy duty pliers not good for this one
Not nice Jan
Ok, im not a sissy-Ill have a few stubbies and pull him out with pliers-
As its past the barb I give it a few yanks and a few tries-gee wizz this is not working-Hurts like hell
Ring a taxi to go to Geelong Hospital -Every one lookin at me and having a giggle at the Hosp
Doc come in with a smart comment and gives me 2 shots thru the web of my fingers -He cuts the flesh and yanks it out-Just missing his face
Taxi home and a few more stubbies
Heavy duty pliers not good for this one
Not nice Jan
Last edited by denis barden on Fri May 08, 2020 5:29 pm, edited 1 time in total.