Folks, we have a very low 0.12m tide at Primbee this Sunday 18th Oct around 4pm. If anyone wants to join me, I plan walk through the very shallow waters from 5pm (when the tide is at it's lowest in the lake) to pluck out the razor clams and any other debris that could be a risk to us. I'll even supply a slab of beer for the occasion. cheers Jason
The Mud Crab and I done a good clean today.
We needed that plumber in the black ute that comes down every now and again, to use his electric eel to unblock the drain at Primbee.
Both yellow cans are free from all the rubbish and safe to sail again.
The Old Man came later on to help with that log as well.
Enjoy the lake ladies, gents, boys and girl's 
That was sobering to see how many crab pots you pulled out of the lake today gentlemen! The minefield is now clear(er) thanks to your valiant efforts. Love the stingray shots!
I think your drain has been blocked for years Nudie! 
Well done guy's big effort to make it safer for the sailing community
Junior Captain in action 
For those that sail Primbee. Note the sand banks down Windang way from the 2nd yellow can are a lot higher than you actually think. No trees stump were found close into the shore line down that way. Plenty little sand bars!!!
1st yellow can taking of from Primbee still has that tree stump half submerged, safe to sail.
2nd yellow can has a mooring attached "lake illawarras plug" as can be seen in the 1st pic above. Very well submerged and safe to sail.
Will head out agin soon for another look clean.
Keep safe and enjoy the lake
Love ya Fezz 
Select to expand quoteseanhogan said..nudie said..
Mr Mudcrab
Nice rashie !!!!!!!!!!!
I know
Hope to see you all soon
