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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    Nice!
    Not mine, obviously
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    Quote Originally Posted by stingray View Post
    If the folks can find the reef I'm fishing luck to them ...how ever Da will be there with his motly crew in tow.I would not be supprises if you got an invite you...informant! ....no harm no foul Tim!
    You forgot to turn off the gps on camera mate. Everyone now has the spot x
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    Might just do that, although the tow wagon does 22l per 100km, ....

    Today was just a off day. Spoke with 2 other boats and one did the same and the other got 0.

    Good day driving around, and not at work.
    boat i was working on today got best fuel economy of .4nm per litre @ 25knts, flat tack was 41knts
    twin 300hp outboards
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    Quote Originally Posted by mikee View Post
    boat i was working on today got best fuel economy of .4nm per litre @ 25knts, flat tack was 41knts
    twin 300hp outboards
    Mine is best around 22-23knots, at around 20l per hour. So just under 1nm per liter. Flat rack 32 knots, and 55litres per hour....
    That's a single 150hp merc,
    Please excuse spelling, as finger speed is sometimes behind brain spped........ Or maybe the other wayy.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    Mine is best around 22-23knots, at around 20l per hour. So just under 1nm per liter. Flat rack 32 knots, and 55litres per hour....
    That's a single 150hp merc,
    Merc 150 3L 4 stroke?

    I am just about to embark on a project, I have a 150 4stroke Merc at home and just bought the below to put in front of it...

    Then it is after kingies out of Nelson... woohoo.

    have not picked it up yet and Son in law is sending me photos of the Tuna Lures he bought today...
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    Quote Originally Posted by LBD View Post
    Merc 150 3L 4 stroke?

    I am just about to embark on a project, I have a 150 4stroke Merc at home and just bought the below to put in front of it...

    Then it is after kingies out of Nelson... woohoo.

    have not picked it up yet and Son in law is sending me photos of the Tuna Lures he bought today...
    Yeah 4 stroke. 2018 new.
    Goes alright.....
    Please excuse spelling, as finger speed is sometimes behind brain spped........ Or maybe the other wayy.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    Yeah 4 stroke. 2018 new.
    Goes alright.....
    They are good... mine is 2015 and has been great.... at the moment it has a jet unit and tiller steering and has only had fresh water use.... but luckily I still have the gear case.

    Have you posted any photos of your boat... any idea how heavy it may be?...(To help with my fuel estimations) .... with a 10mm plate bottom, this one will not be a light weight boat... but then it now is a few hundred Kgs less than original without the inboard Chev.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LBD View Post
    They are good... mine is 2015 and has been great.... at the moment it has a jet unit and tiller steering and has only had fresh water use.... but luckily I still have the gear case.

    Have you posted any photos of your boat... any idea how heavy it may be?...(To help with my fuel estimations) .... with a 10mm plate bottom, this one will not be a light weight boat... but then it now is a few hundred Kgs less than original without the inboard Chev.
    Mines a FC620HT. About 2200kg all up on the trailer. That's with 180L fuel and 2 chilli bins, on board toilet, and half a fishing tackle shop,.....
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    Please excuse spelling, as finger speed is sometimes behind brain spped........ Or maybe the other wayy.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    Mines a FC620HT. About 2200kg all up on the trailer. That's with 180L fuel and 2 chilli bins, on board toilet, and half a fishing tackle shop,.....
    Nice!... And it is unlikely I will be as quite as heavy as that, so I will work using your fuel consumption figures to size my fuel tank.... cheers

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    Bit of different territory this morning just for a change

    Cold hands at low tide but no shortage of enthusiasm !!





    Here's a tip for you fellas... over the years i have heard a few different theories on how to make the cockles spit out sand.

    Truth is no amount of soaking will make them 'spit' !! There is no sand on the inside of a cockle it all comes off the outside of the shell when you cook it.

    Best method is...rub them vigorously in a sink for a while under running water.



    You should be able to get them pretty clean before steaming them open.



    RESULT...Bloody tasty

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    Father & son rod time off Foxton last Friday.

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    22 odd Gurns and 3 snaps. Plus few Kawhai and a mullet.

    Threw back about 40 spiny dogs and other sharks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kukuwai View Post
    Bit of different territory this morning just for a change




    RESULT...Bloody tasty

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    So unfair posting those sort of pictures right on lunch time,
    that looks a good haul too.
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    Spent a few hours catching piper in the Tauranga harbor this afternoon. I hear there are a few kingies about too @Gibo?
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    Yeah mate, sling one of them out live

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Yeah mate, sling one of them out live
    Back to the mainland tomorrow morning. Next time maybe.
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