Just a quick word of warning to Gonubie river users. I was drifting at Gonubie this morning and saw quite a few huge logs and tree stumps floating in the river, with some of them hidden below the surface. The biggest one I saw was just below Red Pepper B&B, which was about 3m in length with just a tip sticking about 20cm out of the Water. Be on the lookout and be safe
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Gonubie River - Tree stumps/Logs in the Water
- Thread starter fanievb
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Pixel_Ninja
Sealiner
Thanks for the heads up fanievb.
@FRITZABU: you still get them around, 2 weeks ago i was yaking with a mate and we saw quite a few skipping over the water.
@FRITZABU: you still get them around, 2 weeks ago i was yaking with a mate and we saw quite a few skipping over the water.
Chuck Norris
Senior Member
Thaks for the hesds up
Oosie wrote:
Oosie wrote:
Oosie, the gonubie river is a wake free river, therefore luckaly no speeding boats.Thanks for sharing with the guys, can be a disaster if you hit them on speed with a boat.
Pixel_Ninja
Sealiner
Chuck Norris wrote:
I was drifting for some spotties the other day when a couple came paddling past me in a canoe, then these kids on a boat passed them and the wake tipped their canoe, luckily for them it was only about 1.5m deep.Thaks for the hesds up
Oosie wrote:
Oosie, the gonubie river is a wake free river, therefore luckaly no speeding boats.Thanks for sharing with the guys, can be a disaster if you hit them on speed with a boat.
Chuck Norris wrote:
It's supposed to be a wake free river. When I was paddling yesterday there was an IDIOT speeding up and down the riverThaks for the hesds up
Oosie wrote:
Oosie, the gonubie river is a wake free river, therefore luckaly no speeding boats.Thanks for sharing with the guys, can be a disaster if you hit them on speed with a boat.