G'day guys. It's Jase here, and it's time for another episode of Ask Jase.
Now on the Ask Jase episodes, you send in a question, and I'll give you an answer.
Hopefully it's the answer that you want.
So Jono, how you goin', Jono.
Jono N., and if I've got that wrong, send in another question and say 'hey Jase, you
got it wrong' and I'll answer that.
Alright so this is what Jono says.
'Hey Jase, on both All 4 Adventure and Unleashed episodes, I have noticed you have a couple
of different sized flat-nose and v-hull tinnies.
I was just wondering what length tinnie you reckon is the best all-rounder, meaning it
can comfortably tackle any river fishing but also be able to use around the ocean shore
when the conditions suit and is easy enough to take almost anywhere.'
Bloody good question there, Jono.
That's a good question.
Okay so what we use, the best all-rounder has to be the 3.7 Sea Jay Nomad.
Why?
Because one, it's light enough to put a little floor in it and a box that we put in it and
chuck it upside down on the top of your car.
It can handle the river conditions no problem.
When you get out and you can go out through the river mouth, and you go into offshore
conditions, it can handle that as well--proven that many times again.
Travelled 40-50 nautical miles by sea in a 3.7 Sea Jay Nomad.
Now a little 20 Honda four-stroke goes on the back with a stainless steel prop.
Remember the stainless prop.
Get rid of the four blade aluminium. It's a heap.
You want that stainless-steel three-blade, and it's an absolute pearler of a package.
It gets up and boogies.
It's good on fuel.
It's just exceptional, alright?
So that's pretty cool for a rooftop set up, and they're the ones we use.
Now the punt that we use in Unleashed, that is purpose. It is built for a purpose. It is flat.
It is long--4.1 meters long and designed to take the quad bike.
If you use it properly, it's good.
If you do a Simon and flip it upside down and dump the quad bike in the bottom of the river, bad news.
Very bad. All bad.
But we haven't done that since.
There you go, Jono, hopefully that answers your question.
Okay so we got Hamilton J. How you goin', Hamilton?
Hamilton J says, 'how do you legally drive your quads and ATVs around the country?
Or do you only use them on private property?
Cheers Hamilton.'
Okay Hamilton, we don't drive them around the country. Trust me.
I'm not allowed to drive them up the bitumen or down the dirt roads or anything like that.
The ATVs and the quads have to be driven on private property and with the permission of the owner.
I think only in Tasmania at the moment can you get a recreational license for ATVs or
side-by-sides and drive them in certain locations in Tasmania.
Ask the authorities on that one.
I don't know exactly, but the rest of Australia, you need the permission from the property
owner to ride unregistered.
Remember they're unregistered ATV and side-by-side on private property.
You cannot even think about taking them to national parks and places like that, okay?
Don't even think about it.
Indigenous land: you need the permission of the traditional owner to access the land, one.
And two, to ride your quad bikes and ATVs on their land. And that's what we do.
It's all about getting the permission.
Hopefully that helps, Hamilton.
Okay what do we got here? We've got Clint.
How you goin', Clint?
Clint H. 'I love the show...' Thanks, mate.
'Do you guys have a workout routine when you are out on the road? Clint.'
Yes, well it's a good question actually.
Simon likes to do a bit of work out, and I used to but generally, I don't have a lot of time.
Simon, he's got plenty of time. He's pretty cool.
So yeah he does a few push-ups and stuff like that.
Me, on the other hand, what I do is I just like to go hard and load stuff and move stuff
and do that sort of stuff and keep fit.
When there's a time to walk up the hill, I probably run up the hill.
When there's a time to go back and get the anchor, I run across the beach and grab the anchor.
That's what I do. That's my little workout.
When you're getting out there and you're out in the great outdoors, and you're eating healthy.
And you're drinking truckloads of water, and not truckloads of beer by the way.
We usually leave the beer drinkin to in the afternoon, like late in the afternoon, right
beside the fire. That's it.
The rest of the time we're working. It's a job, remember.
So there you go, Clint.
Hopefully that helps you out.
You know, a few push ups, a couple of sit-ups, that's the go.
Or a bit of this. That usually works out the arm.
You get a fair bit of arm workout doing that one.
All right, Craig.
Craig G, hey you goin', Craig G.
'How do you service your outboards with limited...
how do you service your outboards with limited to no water on trips?'
I'm not really sure what Craig means there.
I think he means how do we service our outboards or how do we flush our outboards with no water.
Well, guess what?
I don't.
We don't do any servicing or anything like that out in the bush.
We leave that till we get home.
Generally if it runs over a little bit on the hours, I'm sure it'll be fine.
We don't flush the outboards.
I haven't-- yes, you're right, we don't have the water to do it, but the outboard... as
long as when you get home you do it, no problem.
Don't leave it for the next six months and then corrosion is going to set in.
I do, before I put those little little 20s into the back of the canopy, I do get a little
bit of a wet rag with some fresh water and give it a wipe over.
But I only do that because all the salt and stuff tends to sort of leach down and go all
over the the outboard slide and make it rust.
But the outboard, she's fine, mate.
When you get her home, flush her out, give her a service ready for the next trip.
All right thanks, Craig G there.
Anyway guys, we're about to head off, Simon and I are just about to head off and someone
else is come along with us as well.
But anyway, I won't give that away.
We're about to head off for season 10 of All 4 Adventure.
That's 10 years in the game.
And so next time you see us on Ask Jase, we'll be out in the bush answering, well I'll be
out in the bush with Simon answering some questions.
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