Trigg public boat ramp?

I thought there was a public boat ramp there, does it have a finger wharf? Does anyone use it?

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its a bit of sand that that

Thu, 2009-02-12 14:17

its a bit of sand that that goes into a very tidal/swelly bay. Looks fairly difficult to navigate out of. Seen a few keen guys launch car toppers there.

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biggest boat ive seen put in

Thu, 2009-02-12 14:31

biggest boat ive seen put in there was my mates 14ft alli.only on a fairly small swell.cruise the gutter along the beach north for a bit then pick the dodgie little channel and nail it out .its evewn more fun coming in.we used the ramp quite a bit back then .fishing for whiting on the sand ,tailor in the wash
this was ten years ago i dout its changed though
always in it just the depth that varies

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Yeah it looks pretty nasty,

Thu, 2009-02-12 16:31

Yeah it looks pretty nasty, think I ought to stick to hillaries

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Da Point catches every inch

Thu, 2009-02-12 16:34

Da Point catches every inch of swell goin mate. I wouldn't consider it unless the swell buoys are FLAT

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>> I thought there was a

Thu, 2009-02-12 16:47

>> I thought there was a public boat ramp there, does it have a finger wharf? Does anyone use it?

You really need to choose your moment.  Its limited to small tinnies with 4WD access and even then a low tide means you can chew the crap out of the prop.

The path to enter open water is dicey and you can easily smash your hull on rocks. 

Its really not a proper ramp. It has nothing in the way of facility.

The limited trailer parking only bays are usually taken by people in cars only.

Your really limited to a 14ft tinnie that you can afford the odd scratch.

If the swell picks up on the retrieve waves fill the boat with water. 

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any chance of adding this to

Tue, 2009-02-17 18:30

any chance of adding this to the boatramp thread.  I was searching for info on this ramp.

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Yep

Wed, 2009-02-18 08:57

I can add it to the boatramp thread, any chance of a photo from anyone?

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