North Australian FISH FINDER TM forums

Register your boat for Seadogs 2012 by posting a picture of it here with the FFF sticker visible.

Matt Flynn will administer and judge the winners via the photographs posted on this website, and entrants will be responsible for their own trip planning, safety and insurance cover. By registering, entrants acknowledge they will be responsible for assessing the safety of road and sea conditions on each day, and will ensure they have the correct charts, safety gear, equipment and skills to safely fish their chosen area.

Landbased fishos can register with a FFF sticker on the tackle box, eskie or car

Might as well go first hey. Heres mine.

i'm in
its the only pic i got..... if you squint you can see the sticker

AJay wrote:Might as well go first hey. Heres mine.

Good to see the boat is more important than the horse

crocbt wrote:

AJay wrote:Might as well go first hey. Heres mine.

Good to see the boat is more important than the horse

Haha it is to me mate, not the missus. The horse is in the other bay.

Here's mine too . Looks as thou it will be a fun comp . Cheers Matt



Parksy

Craig's Fishing Warehouse has run out of stickers, they will have more by next Wednesday

You can order a sticker online here if you wish, free postage, but the sticker probably won't get to you until Wednesday anyway ... http://www.fishfinderbooks.com/index.php/cPath/28

Heres my boats that i use, the Savage Scorpion runabout for the fresh and local waters and the Savage Bluefin for overnighters and the bluewater out wider!!

Smartie

grey ghost

Agent86, what speed at WOT do you get in the Scorpion with the Opti?

Matt, it runs at 30knots, (55kmh) 5400rpm with 3 people and gear, full of fuel, 120litres.

Usually cruise about 25kts at (46.5kmh) at 4500rpm

I have a 4 blade prop though, slightly lower pitch for fishing creeks and runoff around the blue holes etc, much better for backing up, and stops much quicker when it gets put in reverse. Also can keep on the plane easier at lower revs for trolling.

Probly get a bit more speed easily with a 3 blade and bigger pitch.

The old Savage bluefin, 7metre has a 150hp Honda 4stroke, it cruises at 20kts easy at about 4200rpm, cuts through the water nice, had it up to 28kts, but chews the fuel then!!

Smartie

86 still gets his fuel in gallons and pays for it in Pounds, shillings and pence.
Ill post mine soon

I'll put the boat up before I forget.

Looking forward to having a crack

I'm in.
This is my rig, last years photo, have eaten the fish and buried the bones.