New boat build
Submitted by 6149 on Thu, 2016-04-21 04:39
Have new boat built all most at fit out stage got anchor winch drum big deck wash pot winch and most of the good bit to finsh it off. Just think I am leavening some think out whot did you wish you had done in biuld stage thanks
reece
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Run a 3rd battery up the
Run a 3rd battery up the front to run electric reels. Also run your transducer cable on the opposite side to all the other electronics to avoid interface
Any one free to help me pull my drum lines tomorrow?
dodgy
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In hull transducer mounted
In hull transducer mounted properly.
Does anyone know where the love of god goes, when the waves turn the minutes to hours?
jarrid
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yes
yes
z00m
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How big
How big is the boat? If the boat is big enough maybe a fresh water tank would be good so you can wash rods/reels/tackle/diving gear as you finish using them.
6149
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Date Joined: 20/06/15
How big
8.2 mtr island cab
Broady
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Rod Holders
Currently looking at how I can retrofit vertical rod holders that take the split butt jigging rods. I don't like putting them in the rocket launchers as they dont seem secure when travelling, and I dont think they are that kind to the blanks. God knows where I can put a fly rod either??
Depends on your fishing style of course.
Other nice to haves would be auto pilot and radar...
Rob H
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Honestly, anyone who bothers
Honestly, anyone who bothers with radar on a small boat has too much money.
What to use it for?
Give a man a mask, and he'll show you his true face...
The older you get the more you realize that no one has a f++king clue what they're doing.
Everyone's just winging it.
Krusty
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Agreed ....... the only
Agreed ....... the only thing you could use it for is to mark other boats "spots" without getting to close !!!
My fishing spots are so secret........... even the fish don't know where they are !!
jarrid
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Date Joined: 20/08/10
auto pilot and proper in hull
auto pilot and proper in hull tranny as noted above, but also live bait tank, at least 3 x batteries, solar panels, live bait tank, outriggers, shade and/or storm covers etc etc.
what winch did you go with?
all depending on what you want to do with it of course.
6149
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That's
That's for you input I will put pic up soon
Deleted
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awesome looking rig thats my
awesome looking rig thats my dream setup, whos building it?
Vinesh87
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Depends what your setting it
Depends what your setting it up for i guess!
Bryce Day
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Radars are brilliant for
Radars are brilliant for shelf work at night. Wood chip and alumina ships sneak up on me all the time. They are also good for finding rocks and unlit bollards. Set proximity alarm on radar and 1 can drink more beer without the worry of getting run over. FLIR is a must for travelling at night I use mine a lot when coming back after dark. Make sure you put it on a good trailer! 3 batteries are good! Dunno about solar but! Depends how often you'll go camp out on it! Put a good music player in it. Gotta have beats!
like stated above set it up for what YOU want to do with it and you'll be happy
Rob H
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Radar/FLIR is only gonna
Radar/FLIR is only gonna find rocks if they are sticking out of the water!
Number one navigation tool is the eyes!
Give a man a mask, and he'll show you his true face...
The older you get the more you realize that no one has a f++king clue what they're doing.
Everyone's just winging it.
Bryce Day
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Date Joined: 01/06/15
FLIR shit all over my
FLIR shit all over my eyes/light at night. But correct on only picking up things above water! But then again I can't see underwater at night either! I find it easier to flick em on turn all lights off apart from Nav lights and head home. Just how I've done it!
z00m
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AIS
AIS is a decent way to know when big boats are going to run you down and it shows them on your plotter.
6149
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Date Joined: 20/06/15
New build
The boat is get built at oceanic fabrication henderson second boat I have built with Bruce
8mm bottom and 5mm sides two 300 lt fuel tanks
had radar on last boat and never had much use for it so left that of this one
thanks
jng
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Looks like it's going to be
Looks like it's going to be a heavy solid rig!
Subaquatic
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Autopilot. My only regret is
Autopilot. My only regret is going lowrance, not raymarine
Krusty
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That sounds like it's going
That sounds like it's going to be a very solid boat. Look forward to the progress pics so I can dream away !!
My fishing spots are so secret........... even the fish don't know where they are !!
Deleted
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click on the icon top left
click on the icon top left there is a pic
Krusty
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Thanks gilly and I have seen
Thanks gilly and I have seen that one.
Just commenting about future pics as the build progresses.
Cheers
My fishing spots are so secret........... even the fish don't know where they are !!
Bryce Day
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Who's building it?
Who's building it?
ryangler
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Date Joined: 27/08/11
Can never have too much shade
Can never have too much shade plus under floor storage and solar panels would be handy too.
Im rebuilding my Assassin and just got it back from the welders I added a full length shade, under floor storage boxes and a drop down bench in the transom area that can hold 4 jerrys whilst the engine is down to get them off the deck. Handy for carrying water or fuel for monties trips and is underutilised space.
I also added another transom ladder and integrated them into the transom turning them into leaning posts so you can fish right of the back of the boat. and not have to worry about fighting to avoid your line from getting caught around the leg. It needs to go back next week though as im going to add a simple removable spotting station (think a zimmer frame style leaning post) on the hard top, a couple of 100mm wide steps on the hardtop B pillar to acces the spotting station without having to walk onto the foredeck and a couple of simple roof racks on the shade to store kayaks, SUP boards or a inflatable tender to get them off the canvas.
Im also thinking a removable bow sprit ladder would be good for getting people on and off at the beach and if your into that kind of thing I always liked the idea of a simple removable craddle system for storing a stand up jet ski acros the back gunnel to gunnel
ryangler
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Was going to post a pic of
Was going to post a pic of the transom but cant work it out, i got the idea from Mclay Boats though
http://www.mclayboats.co.nz/