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the water-based paint that I used has not caused any problems or sickness.

I did use 1/2 inch mesh and have not had mice issues so far. The bottom of the cage doesn't have much for mice to hide in so maybe that helps. It would certainly provide better protection at 1/4 inch but you do loose a bit of visibility into the cage by doing so.

@@TuanMinhPhu hey Tuan. Sorry i only go up via boat. I believe there are some roads that will go close to the river. Perhaps you can look on the maps and see a likely place

Thanks for that willshunting. I'm actually looking at doing a further video on this as I am continuously finding more holes appearing in my hull due to corrosion. In my research I have found this website (fractory.com/aluminium-corrosion/) that explains the various ways that corrosion can occur in aluminum. They are basically related to what you said - an electrochemical reaction. In my case, I may have something more like crevice corrosion. I am finding the corrosion holes are wet to touch meaning there may be sediment and water being retained on the inside of the hull due to structural beams or the floatation foam that's pushed in there. I wont know until I can take the floor out and have a good look in there. If its the case, i was thinking of coating the inside of the hull with something like Tectyl 502. I'm thinking it will provide some additional protection for a few years before having to clean out the inside of the hull again and apply some more. And thanks for your detailed information. I know that my deck screws are stainless steel and that they are installed without any Duralac like substance. They are directly screwed in. So I will get some of that Duralac and do the screws when Im putting the deck back in. I'll also look at the outboard and trailer situation and see if that needs any isolation methods.

Bare aluminium typically forms a passivated layer of aluminium oxide which is generally protective against corrosion however galvanic and stray current induced corrosion can manifest as localised pitting and eventually full plate thickness pin holing. In addition to your other efforts, I would be checking the entire electrical system to ensure there is no earth to hull leakage or other induced currents. Again, if the motor is not electrically isolated from the hull, stray earthing current can result in localised sections of the hull acting as an unitended sacrificial anode leading to incipient pitting, particularly in high structural stress zones. Pits must be flushed with acetic acid and then removed once the cause has been identified.

@@willshunting yep. Ill try and check all that whilst i have the floor out. Easier to see cable runs then.

thanks for commenting

@@craigmetcalfe1749 thanks for watching and commenting.

sometimes it can be done that way but if its badly seized, then no

@@EmLouise-wo5gv hi. I just used standard water based exterior paint. It hasnt harmed them.

@@AdventurePrimal thank you! ☺️ have you found they’ve been able to chew at the paint at all and chip any away?

@@EmLouise-wo5gv because they use their beak to climb that is inevitable but it hasnt harmed them.

yes. That's good advice. Thanks for watching and commenting.

sorry i havent been there for awhile to confirm that.

Yes it has

I haven't fished many land based locations but I have heard the rock areas off groins on north or south ends of the beaches produce. Have a look at a map to see those locations. Queens beach North for example. Scott's Point but be careful of the green zone there. You can only fish these on high tides as there generally isn't enough water otherwise. Sunrise and sunsets are also best timings.

@@AdventurePrimal .Scott's Point is just a normal name. Out of 10 people, there is only 1 get fish . Thank you for your time and your explain.

A weekly rake off of the top layer. Then apply new sand topup when it gets low.

I had them cleaned and then welded up

There was a coles close to there at one stage. Yes turning into a reef now

@@AdventurePrimal I see, thank you, and great footage 👍

@@JohnnysCafe_ thanks for watching

Thanks for watching and commenting.

You might have to undo it a little to give yourself some room to fit the pipes into the snorkel.

Ok. That doesnt sound good

Gday. Thanks for watching. I had some flat strips of aluminium that i cut up into 30mm strips and then rivotted them over the mesh to the tubes. Theres propabably other ways to do it but thats what i had available at the time.

I think mid winter during slack tides would be goood but if your after barra, then youll have to go when its warmer...say spring. Summer is very hot

@@AdventurePrimal awesome thanks! What about GT, Spanish, Goldens etc?

@@MrGavo1978 i cant say ive caught any the times ive been there to tell you truthfully but id think they be around always

@@AdventurePrimal legend!! Great channel btw

Thanks for watching and commenting

Yes they are plastic

Yes its a good reel

Thanks for watching and commenting

no issues there. i did put some padding on the underside of the timber where it came into contact with the hull. I used cement board. This provided something for the timber to sit on rather than rub on the hull. this may have helped with the noise as well.

I just have it sitting loose so its easy to remove and clean underneath when required. thanks for watching.

@@AdventurePrimal thanks for replying. I have a boat that I purchased about 6 weeks ago that looks just like that one so your video is just what I was looking for. 🤙

Yes that is correct. It is building up with seeds

@@AdventurePrimal Sorry to bring it up I did the same mistake,

no problem. Have a good one if youre going there.

no problem. Its a nice little unit.

Thanks. They are comfortable quick dry pants. I got them from sun2seauvprotection.com.au

Yes it may have saved some time. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Sorry. I dont remember the guage. Its the standard avairy mesh

Why is it toxic to parrots just curious?

It isn’t toxic at all

@@nowirehangers2815 yes it is the mesh and wood is toxic

@@michaelmanning3100 so galvanised mesh is toxic due to the zinc. and any sort of wood treatment is toxic to parrots including pressured wood

Thanks for that. Yes im getting holes again. Im going to pull everything out in winter and have a look. I believe it electrolysis. Ill go thorough the wiring and give everything a good clean. Spray the inside of the hull with some sort of corrosion protection. Try and slow down tbese holes hey

@@AdventurePrimal yep. I always believed if you use stainless screws it's ok. Not so from my research. Any screw needs to have tef gel..there's another brand I can't remember the name of..or they can start corrosion. Your boat is painted. So you should see bubbled paint near or around the fitting. You can test for electrosis with a volt meter so I read. Put the positive against the hull or point of corrosion and earth the neutral. The voltmeter should read zero. If not you have electrosis. I've read once you have it ya stuck. But I know guys who cut the corrosion out renewed with a patch and it was fine after that. Good luck with it all. Oh, anywhere indifferent metals touch there should be a barrier. It's the reason you see rubber under the ribs on the hull. All it needs is salt water and it can start.

I got mine at an aluminium supplier

Thanks for shared, do you remember name of aluminum supply ?

@@miketran2294 i got mine at Action Aluminium in Geebung QLD

@@AdventurePrimal thank a lot

Yeah. I used a wood one. It will work but it will blunt it. You should get a metal cutting one if you have the time though

An aluminium supplier nearby

Scarborough harbour. Bribie would be a little closer i think

Yeah awesome. I always put in at Scarborough, but generally stay western side of Moreton if we aren’t hanging around Redcliffe. Have you had any troubles heading around the cape from Scarborough?

@@KaspaAus no as i only go out that way when the weather is looking good

@@AdventurePrimal awesome mate. Yeah I won’t go out over 10kn, I know it can pretty shit out there. Just thought I’d ask because on Navionics it looks to be the same sort of ground as South Bar, but different directions and a bit deeper. Great videos btw! Thanks mate,

@@KaspaAus i dont think it as bad as south bar. Just the combi section that can get bad. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for the comment and watching.

I dont kbow why not as many women like it hey.

the local aluminium supplier kept them there for that reason. It didnt take much convincing to buy them when i bought the aluminium tube. It made the job alot easier.