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25.01.2022 What a week of great winter weather. We had a roast pork lunch tied up here on Tuesday after going up the creek to Melaleuca. South West National Park.

24.01.2022 What technically known as right up the chuff. Beautiful ride across storm bay

24.01.2022 **Subsidised Training Opportunities** Boatique Nautical School and Sea School International are proud to be an Endorsed RTO by Skills Tasmania. This means that you or those in your business maybe eligible for heavily subsidised training in 2021 to upskill and help your industry!... As a small business ourselves, we we will always look out for other small operators, so if its a Mum and Dad operation, or a sole trader looking to train just one employee, then we will be there for you. We will still be offering our same great courses and training, all with relevant industry vessels and equipment. Submissions for training close shortly, so please contact us now for a quick interview and get the ball rolling for training in 2021.

23.01.2022 Can anyone guess where we dropped anchor last night?

23.01.2022 Last night’s sunset at Spain Bay. South West Tasmania

22.01.2022 Go Bob! Well done Australia!

22.01.2022 It is time to drop the hammer

22.01.2022 NOTICE TO MARINERS M145-20 VHF Channel 16 Significant interference is currently being experienced on VHF Channel 16 within southern Tasmania, making the channel... unworkable. As a result Tas Maritime Radio will be operating on VHF channel 67 until the interference issues are resolved.

21.01.2022 Today’s Coxswains Navigation and Radar. Seaward of Sheltered Waters

20.01.2022 1999 satellite image of the Southport area, with giant kelp in bright red.

19.01.2022 1950s Eddystone Point Lightstation Eddystone, Tasmania Constructed - 1889... Automated - 1930s The Dobber Family at Eddystone. Eddystone station was very remote in the early days, with limited access due to shifting sands on the access road. Most supplies had to be shipped in. At these remote stations the lightkeepers and families had to be as "self sufficient" as possible. Many stations had gardens, crops, chickens and livestock etc... As well as fishing to help supplement their food requirements. Photos Maria Grist (nee Dobber) Daughter of Keeper Fred Dobber Tasmanian History Friends of Eddystone Point #eddystonepoint #bassstrait #lightkeepersaustralia #commonwealthlighthouseservice

19.01.2022 We are coming to Wynyard! Wharf Hotel Theater, March 22nd to 26th . Limited NO COST JobTrainer Positions Available to eligible students! Start your journey to become a Commercial Boat Skipper with our MAR20318 Certificate II in Maritime Operations (Coxswain Grade 1 Near Coastal, 5 days Wynyard, 5 days Hobart) OR MAR10418 Certificate I in Maritime Operations (Coxswain Grade 2 Near Coastal, 5 days Wynyard)! ... Call Charlie to find out more. The JobTrainer Fund is a joint initiative of the Australian and Tasmanian Governments, and supports no-cost training (full qualifications and skill sets) for Tasmanian job seekers, school leavers and young people.

18.01.2022 Entering the Channel after a training trip to Port Davey

17.01.2022 Cruising through Tassie’s Southern islands on the way home this afternoon

16.01.2022 Last Thursday’s sunrise over South West NP

14.01.2022 Snow capped mountains and a sunny glass out day. Port Davey Winter 2020

13.01.2022 Looking south towards Maatsuyker on the putt putt home

13.01.2022 AMSA mandated practical assessments, or engineering olympics as I like to think of it

12.01.2022 We are returning to Strahan! MARSS00008 Shipboard Safety Skill Set (Elements of Shipboard Safety) March 10th-11th 2021... Book online at: https://www.seaschool.com.au/commercial-certificat/bookings

11.01.2022 No room for error Watch this incredible video of a huge ship passing under Hobart's Tasman Bridge. That's a 73 metre gap for a ship that's 183 metres long a...nd 33 metres wide ... and the strong wind and current isn't making it easy! : Rajeev Gupte

10.01.2022 A nice full moon to practice some navigation in the southern end of the channel

10.01.2022 Hurricane Marine’s crew on Basic Instinct has enjoyed returning to the West Coast of Tassie for a couple of abalone fishing trips in the last few weeks. Despi...te the cool winter temps, we had some good settled weather and magical sunsets. Glamour pics thanks to @h_king. Rod Chamberlain open to modelling shoots #hurricanemarine #basicinstinct #westcoast #abalone #tassieabalone #gourmetseafood #quality

10.01.2022 It would be fair to say that we are very excited to be blessed with some West Coast weather for this weeks Master <24m practical training. Our aim is to get into Bathurst Harbour. During the COVID 19 restrictions we have completed the theory aspects of the course, and now are completing the final prac week of three smaller groups. This weeks lucky group will hopefully see some of Tasmania’s rarest sights.

08.01.2022 Handling a disabled vessel in wind

08.01.2022 New course dates released! There are limited spots available, don't miss out! #BoatLife

07.01.2022 Knock off feels. West Coast Tassie this week. Waves and rocks, plenty of both.

07.01.2022 West Coast fishing. Don’t be fooled by this lovely weather!

06.01.2022 La Golondrina, Master <24m practical week - White Beach - Pedra Blanca

06.01.2022 Cliff faces are good to use with Radar. You would be silly to not go to the Tasman Peninsula.

03.01.2022 LAST CHANCE TO ENROL! Our first course of 2021 starts February 22nd . Start your journey to become a Commercial Boat Skipper with our MAR20318 Certificate II in Maritime Operations (Coxswain Grade 1 Near Coastal, 10 days) OR MAR10418 Certificate I in Maritime Operations (Coxswain Grade 2 Near Coastal, 5 days)! Call Charlie to find out more .