ParaVane

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ducati
ducati
QLD
474 posts
QLD, 474 posts
12 Aug 2018 5:20pm
Having lost a few fins to hitting wildlife and sandbanks in the past it was suggested to me by local sailor Steve to carry a Trolling Paravane
instead of swimming in, waiting for a tow or friggin' round tying your harness round the back of the board.
I had cause to use it today and was surprised how ridiculously simple and effective it was to use and you can stuff it in your pocket or vest and only $13 @ BCF
www.bcf.com.au/p/neptune-trolling-paravane/127060.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9O7T4PHm3AIV1amWCh1orABMEAQYASABEgLZs_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Duane1010
Duane1010
QLD
211 posts
QLD, 211 posts
12 Aug 2018 5:32pm
With a name like Ducati I hope you own one. And that looks **** easy we done I will have to get one.
Mark _australia
Mark _australia
WA
23647 posts
WA, 23647 posts
12 Aug 2018 5:28pm
Wow what a great idea. Would never have thought of it.

A must for anyone sailing long distance or way offshore
decrepit
decrepit
WA
12872 posts
WA, 12872 posts
12 Aug 2018 5:33pm
What difference if any does the length of line make?
olskool
olskool
QLD
2462 posts
QLD, 2462 posts
12 Aug 2018 9:14pm
^^ Just guessing, but ive used them fishing. Longer line allows paravane to dive deeper. At the cost of extra drag from the line which prevents it diving correctly. But we are talking 50m+ of line. Id think 1-2m should be ample to get home.
stroppo
stroppo
WA
748 posts
WA, 748 posts
12 Aug 2018 7:54pm
Yeah great idea
peterowensbabs
peterowensbabs
NSW
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