Thinking of heading to dundee for the weekend for the 1st time so i have a few questions.
1. Whats the go with the tractor launch service and how much is it?
2. Any hints and tips on the fishing? Ive read finniss is worth a look for barra but im pretty interested in pelagics.
3. Is it worth the trip?
(I dont have a massive boat only a stacer 429).
After your dundee knowledge
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Re: After your dundee knowledge
Best tip is to search Dundee in the search box on the top right. You will get a bucket load of info. Next tip is to phone ahead and see whats doing with the launch service. Sea wall was removed as part of the construction of the new ramp, and launch services were cancelled due to safety last weekend, long way to go to be tuned away.
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Re: After your dundee knowledge
1. It costs $35 for the tractor launch privilege. Like Mickkk wrote they have removed the sea wall, so until that's reinstated best give the place a wide berth. I rang the Lodge on Thursday last week after some comments on this forum indicated that the launch service was awry, and the young lady on the phone said 'no it's all fine, as long as you use the tractor....", well if you can't trust the backpacker with no maritime experience then who can you trust right? Weekend ruined.
2. Plenty of info on this forum.
3. Personally I've never had a bad fishing experience at Dundee.
2. Plenty of info on this forum.
3. Personally I've never had a bad fishing experience at Dundee.
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Re: After your dundee knowledge
We rung them about lunchtime Saturday and they said they were launching boats. We flew out there and Jethro dropped us in about 3.30. Pulled out about the same time the following day with no drama's.
After talking to Jethro sounds line most drama was when the tide was up my suggestion would be launch and retrieve when the tide is out a bit (weather depending of course).
After talking to Jethro sounds line most drama was when the tide was up my suggestion would be launch and retrieve when the tide is out a bit (weather depending of course).
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Re: After your dundee knowledge
Your so lucky to be one of his favourites. I have only ever had a go bad when he wasnt on duty in my experience if you do your bit and hit the target he said will do his.ghound wrote:We rung them about lunchtime Saturday and they said they were launching boats. We flew out there and Jethro dropped us in about 3.30. Pulled out about the same time the following day with no drama's.
After talking to Jethro sounds line most drama was when the tide was up my suggestion would be launch and retrieve when the tide is out a bit (weather depending of course).
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