exmouth help
Submitted by brenz on Wed, 2010-02-24 17:14
well heading to exy sat morn and need sme help
not help in what to take etc as im clued up on that from previouse exp im in need of input of things u usually forget to take.
im talking those thing you get half way to were ya headin and think oh s@#$ forgot the bloody _______________
cause atm im paranoid of forgetting something and need a checklist so to speak lol
cheers brenz
Nelly
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Don't worry i have heaps of
Don't worry i have heaps of stuff and i can sell it to you at highly inflated rates afterall what are mates for?
brenz
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dont get smart neil as you
dont get smart neil as you could be the one who forgets the goods lol and i will be the one charging for the tackle as i just got another load of stuff way to much tackle now its bordering on stupid
Colin Hay
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Don't forget your phone charger Brendan
And a good knife and braid scissors.
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mako magic
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pegs
pegs
Adam Gallash
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yep
What Mako said, coz if your tenting, your going to need some seriously big ones to keep that tent on the ground with the winds we've been getting lately!
Thursday 2/25
Morning
Light winds with a slight chop. Small long period swell.
Seas: SW 0.7 meters at 12 sec.
Winds: SSW 8 to 11 knots
Afternoon
Breezy whitecapping conditions with moderate choppy seas. Small long period swell.
Seas: SW 0.9 meters at 18 seconds
Winds: WSW 14 to 18 knots
Friday 2/26
Morning
Breezy whitecapping conditions with moderate choppy seas. Small long period swell.
Seas: SW 1.2 meters at 15 seconds
Winds: SSW 11 to 14 knots
Afternoon
Windy conditions with choppy seas. Small craft advisory. Small long period swell.
Seas: SW 1.3 meters at 14 sec.
Winds: WSW 16 to 22 knots
Saturday 2/27
Morning
Breezy whitecapping conditions with moderate choppy seas. Small long period swell.
Seas: SW 1.3 meters at 13 sec.
Winds: S 15 to 20 knots
Afternoon
Breezy whitecapping conditions with moderate choppy seas. Small long period swell.
Seas: SW 1.2 meters at 13 sec.
Winds: SW 14 to 19 knots
Sunday 2/28
Morning
Breezy whitecapping conditions with moderate choppy seas. Small long period swell.
Seas: WSW 1.3 meters at 13 sec.
Winds: SSW 14 to 19 knots
Afternoon
Windy conditions with choppy seas. Small craft advisory. Small long period swell.
Seas: SW 1.2 meters at 13 seconds
Winds: WSW 15 to 21 knots
Monday 3/1
Morning
Light winds with a slight chop. Small long period swell.
Seas: SW 1.1 meters at 12 sec.
Winds: SSE 8 to 11 knots
Afternoon
Breezy whitecapping conditions with moderate choppy seas. Small long period swell.
Seas: SW 0.9 meters at 12 sec.
Winds: NW 10 to 14 knots
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brenz
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perfect
perfect got the list sarted lets keep it goin :)
DazSamFishing
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food - lots of it just in
food - lots of it just in case u dont catch anything to eat
hlokk
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Bushmans. If tenting a
Bushmans. If tenting a dustpan/brush. Also, power extension, and powerboard. Most of that stuff you can get up there if you forget though.
wazzbat
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Headlamp always comes in
Headlamp always comes in handy/heady!
I fish for the future - Cause I can't bloody catch anything!
wazzbat
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Oh oh and a paper!
Oh oh and a paper!
I fish for the future - Cause I can't bloody catch anything!
HuggyB
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rods and reels
double check it.
toilet paper - kleenex cottonelle: your bum is worth it.
The Terrorist - coming to a fishing spot near you.........
Rob_Seed
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detol
detol to soak your hands in from all the bloody cuts and spikes that get infected after about the third day
Just one more cast
Colin Hay
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Buzz off or aerguard
to keep the sand flies at bay.
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lurcha
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bushmans is the only way to
bushmans is the only way to go for sand flies!!
carnarvonite
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Pegs
Not clothes pegs but BIG tent pegs.
Freo_Boi
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If you like a drink..
Buy bulk in Canarvon save a fortune nearly $15 dollars a carton difference
fishy fingers
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Battery drill
the ground at the lighthouse was as hard as rock in september
so take a battery drill with a long masonry bit a bit smaller than you pegs to pre drill no kidding! after 15 to 20 whacks with the hammer...I was buggered after 25 pegs! and make sure your pegs are cut off at an angle to help them go in. apparently the water behind the tourist buerau is better than the tank water on the site...it's also free.
Freo_Boi
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oh forgot to add
Salt water soap if your camping at the lighthouse
Spare braid(incase a big bitey spools you in half a minute).
A shovel.(incase some one tries to back a commodore down tantas(or some tourist that doesnt know what 4x4 means)..
shopping bags.Coz the local supermarket loves the turtles.... Even tho they sell big green garbage bags
...
Any way i hope this helps..
PJAY
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don't forget the gaff!
don't forget the gaff! batteries, recahrgeable torch, long sleeve shirts, broad brim hat, spare tie downs or rope for the boat, life jackets, epirb, fire extinguisher, maps, esky, water bottles (freeze overnight and double as drink and ice in the esky)......i'll think of some more in a minute...matches/lighter?
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buschy
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torch, camera, spare
torch, camera, spare batteries, knife sharpener, chopping board, recovery gear, balloons, book, something to keep the insects at bay, soy sauce, wasabi, stubby holder, garlic, butter, chilli, frying pan, camp stove, table, bog roll.
mako magic
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do a search there has been a
do a search there has been a few of these threads over the last 18months or so, plenty more ideas there
fishy fingers
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Portable air conditioner
for camping up there this time of year...or half a brain and not go this time of year!
just dhu it
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Forget the food
Msye i wouldnt worry about taking food and buy it as you go, if your camping it take a lot of storage and fride space to keep it in good condition, we find it generally cost a few dollars more to buy local but it saves a heap of space and hassle around the site, plenty of kambrooks and lights , carpet for the floor to get of the sand etc, otherwise enjoy
PJAY
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see below
FAMILY CAMPING
CHECK LIST
For camping holidays
of one week
or more
Quality tent - easy to set up, quality fabric,
plenty of room, thick floor, strong frame
Poles, pegs, mallet, guy ropes
Groundsheet
Compact pillow
Silver coated flysheet to go over tent
Poles, pegs, ropes for flysheet
Stretchers/airbeds/self inflating mattress
Sleeping bags, and inner sheets
Pillows
Air bed pump
Portable 2/3 burner stove, stove hose
Matches
Stove stand
Gas bottles filled with gas
Cooking utensils, billy, frypan, jaffle iron
Camp oven / tripod
Spanner to connect gas fittings
Dish cloth, tea towel
Water container with tap
Plates, bowls, cups
Knives, forks, spoons
Can and bottle opener
Table and chairs
Car fridge or eski (filled with beer & wine)
Ice or Gel-Ice for eski
Gas light & mantles, torch & batteries
Toilet paper
Clothing,rain jacket,swimmers,clean undies
Toiletries and towels
Food and drinks
Plastic rubbish bags
The car - recently serviced, filled with
petrol, maps, wife, children & friends
First aid kit
12V compressor for car tyres
Spare poles, ropes and pegs
Tin of waterproofing
Extra tarpaulins
Air bed repair kits
Spare mantles, glass & o rings for gas lamp
Waterproof matches
Insect repellents, sunscreen
Hat, sunglasses
Spare batteries
Jeep shovel
Sink unit
Toilet / Shower tent
Solar or canvas shower
Toilet & chemicals
Camp cupboard / wardrobe
Sporting equipment / games
Radio and batteries
Reading material
Compass or GPS
Fuel container
Plastic storage containers
Umbrella, sun shelter
Inflatable boat, oars & lifejackets
Portable BBQ
Fishing gear
Camp fire grill
Hammock
Mozzie net over beds
The Kimberley....perfect one day and more perfect the next!!!
deepwater
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ANT POWDER
i had a look at all of these things and the only thing that i would remember is ANT POWDER they are a pain in the bum
jeff
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from the looks of the list
from the looks of the list just posted the one thing you will need is a semi trailor. make sure your spare tyres are good and carry spare bearings for the trailor if you taking the tinnie.
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