Southern Moreton Bay Part 1

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I thought I would do a short 15-minute video on some of the things to see and do around the southern end of the bay. It's not intended for the old hands but I hope those that are new to boating and new to the area will be able to get something out of it.

I’ve never really thought of myself as a talkative bloke and my wife confirms this, but I got 10 minutes into the video and realised that I had barely touched on the things I wanted to mention.

So, I cut this off at just over 10 minutes and I now plan to do a series of videos on the subject. I wouldn’t presume to predict how many videos it will take to cover all there is to say about the southern end of the bay but I will try to get one posted every couple of weeks, with other videos in between.

The playlist of all my All About Moreton Bay videos can be found here:

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[bridesinfrance]

Thanks, really helpful videos. Really helpful the fuel usage and time guides from boat ramps for novice boat fisherman like myself.

[waynea]

Great information mate,
thanks again
Wayne A

[BarneyBTC]

Thanks mate, looking forward to part 2. Cheers

[paullobwein]

Another good video my friend. The southern part I am extremely familiar with abs have fished for the past 20 years I guess. Maybe if we get in touch somehow I will show you my version of the Logan River system. It’s a very underrated system. You can get secure monitored parking to leave for an overnight trip plus maybe the best service at a ramp anywhere for only $10

[matthewpocock]

Lieutenant Matthew Flinders is far more important than James Cook when it comes to exploring and mapping Moreton Bay. By the way, I fished the Pin to Logan 30 years ago and it was rubbish back then. Don't waste your time.