Monday, Jun 02, 2014 at 09:09
Bob
You have got me thinking that I should really start at the top and come down
Where did you start from again, maps look good but local knowledge gives you the real story
I was speaking with a guy the other day and he said that they started out and had engine troubles on both dinghy's and decided to row the top section anyway
My first thoughts were leg damage but it was other issues (fuel and electrics) his thoughts were that rowing and going with the flow was a very good alternative for them and still enjoyed it
I am limited in my time to do the trip or sections to about two weeks at a time, maybe I could do half store the gear at Yarrawonga or further down and then come back and do the last run to
Goolwa
Any suggestions about getting around the Hume keeping in mind I will not have any back up crew and will have to rely on help from others
I do extensive fishing off WA but never planned to spin in the river, becomes a problem of what to do with the catch at the end of the day
In October would there usually be much water flowing in the upper end down to the Hume
Thanks for the feed back
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