LOl Joz - D I V I N G licence - as in SCUBA - I used to Dive, but my license expired, wanting to get back into it again tho.

Reckon it'd be hard on a busy street, I don't blame you for being wary, but I reckon after a few goes you'd be OK, I mean if you can back it down the boat ramp without too much trouble you've gotta be half way there, don't you? Otherwise can you moor it at the marina or something? That way you only have to get it out when it needs antifouling.

dunno its a fairly narrow property and a narrow drive. with a trailer i simply drive straight in the garage..unhitch it and walk it out the back, the surface is bumpy at the entrance next to the garage, ok for the trailer, but a boat? be too heavy. plus i'd want access for my trailer too, bit of a squeeze

parking at a marina? that would mean fees! lol, and, i hadnt thought about it, or whether i'd want it stationed in one spot and what the costs are

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@joz*garage wrote:

LOL - he's a NOOB - he figures I know how to gut an clean em, so why does he need to do it LOL (and he's squirmish )

 

 

He seems to be enjoying the boat and I am enjoying the fresh fish.

 

hes got you well trained & hes got it made lol

but i find it pretty easy enough, a very sharp flexible knife is needed, just fillet and skin (skinnig depends on the fish and the dish), done! 

 

I'm trying to convince him to get his diver's licence too, but he's not real keen on that.

 

you mean to say he has never had a drivers licence? i do know of people like that and others have completely given driving away, more economical for them to use public transport 

 

Why ya only thinkin' about it joz? Might as well do it before you're dead.

 

its to do with my driveway - reversing in from a busy street.

I would have to drive straight in, un-hitch.. push it around next to the garage on my own & im not sure if theyre light weight enough to maneuver on my own. (ponders 

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