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Prior Preparation Prevents P!ss Poor Performance


Fishing in the pristine waters of Australia is an experience like no other. Before setting off on your next angling adventure, it's crucial to ensure that both your vehicle and boat are well-prepared and that your fishing gear is in top condition. Proper preparation not only enhances your safety but also contributes to a successful and enjoyable fishing excursion. Here are some essential steps to help you get your vehicle, boat, and fishing gear ready before you em


bark on your next fishing expedition.

Vehicle Maintenance

Before towing your boat to the water, it's imperative to thoroughly inspect and maintain your vehicle. Check tyre pressures and ensure that they are properly inflated, as under-inflated tyres can affect your vehicle's towing capacity and fuel efficiency. Inspect the brakes, engine, and transmission to guarantee they are in optimal condition for towing.

Additionally, check the towing hitch, lights, and signals to ensure they are functioning correctly, as these are crucial for safe towing on Australian roads.

Boat Inspection and Prep

Fishing Gear

Familiarise Yourself with Local Fishing Laws

Safety Measures and Emergency Preparedness

Proper preparation is the key to a safe, enjoyable, and successful fishing trip in the vast waters of Australia. By meti


culously maintaining your vehicle, inspecting your boat, and assessing your fishing gear, you can ensure a seamless and rewarding angling experience.


Always prioritise safety, adhere to local fishing regulations, and stay informed about the weather and marine conditions to make the most of your time on the water.


Find the Free Trip Checklist button below, where you can download a free checklist to prevent forgetting the important things on your next trip.


Have fun, be safe and tight lines!



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davetoons
Jul 13

Grab a check list it can save you a lot of pain at the boat ramp for a simple thing like a flat battery [personal experience]



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