Well Earned Beer (Altona Rescue)

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Thanks Suzie Q.

You should know that I was just as proud and impressed by you on that safety day. More should take a leaf out of your book my friend.
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Good onya Rhino.
Your alertness, quick thinking and actions are commendable.
Well done, champ. :thumbsup:
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laneends wrote:Sit ins are even more dangerous for novices. I get paranoid above leaving hatches open, especially the front one. I have a pump but that means leaving a hatch open to pump, and in a rough sea and low on energy it may be coming in faster than going out. But then I have tackle containers that could be used in an emergency.
This is an idea I have been meaning to do. First saw it in a ocean kayaking forum a few years ago and now just recently isportfish had it installed on his yak.
http://www.vyak.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=16077
No need to open a large hatch :up:
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Yep, and those pumps are only $25 with free delivery from Action Kayak and Sail.

http://kayakandsail.com.au/product-rang ... -hand-pump
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Bloody hell Daz I go away for the weekend and you save the world .........actually I'm much more happier Knowing you are about mate :thumbsup:
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must be time for another beer by now Daz.
Well past the edge, almost at the point of no return.
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GoneFishn wrote:
laneends wrote:Sit ins are even more dangerous for novices. I get paranoid above leaving hatches open, especially the front one. I have a pump but that means leaving a hatch open to pump, and in a rough sea and low on energy it may be coming in faster than going out. But then I have tackle containers that could be used in an emergency.
This is an idea I have been meaning to do. First saw it in a ocean kayaking forum a few years ago and now just recently isportfish had it installed on his yak.
http://www.vyak.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=16077
No need to open a large hatch :up:
Excellent idea, and if you are a pedaller you can still control the yak while doing it.

Though it might inspire Ghurkin to install a keg down there, for some draught beer
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laneends wrote:
GoneFishn wrote:
laneends wrote:Sit ins are even more dangerous for novices. I get paranoid above leaving hatches open, especially the front one. I have a pump but that means leaving a hatch open to pump, and in a rough sea and low on energy it may be coming in faster than going out. But then I have tackle containers that could be used in an emergency.
This is an idea I have been meaning to do. First saw it in a ocean kayaking forum a few years ago and now just recently isportfish had it installed on his yak.
http://www.vyak.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=16077
No need to open a large hatch :up:
Excellent idea, and if you are a pedaller you can still control the yak while doing it.

Though it might inspire Ghurkin to install a keg down there, for some draught beer
There are some foot pump type ones you can get but a bit pricy for what they are and don't pump out the same volume as the hand pumps.
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Three cheers for the new Hoff
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Three cheers for the new Hoff
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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