Jurien Marine Supplies in Jurien Bay, Western Australia | Fishing shop

Jurien Marine Supplies

Locality: Jurien Bay, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9652 1294

Address: 11 Carmella St 6516 Jurien Bay, WA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Please think about your lifejacket

25.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/fusionmarine/ We now have a good selection of the quality Fusion marine electronics in stock. Great Xmas present for the boatie who likes some tunes on the water. Call in & check them out. Xmas special - 10% off if you mention this post.

22.01.2022 PLEASE SHARE. Powerful letter of concern from Jurien Marine Supplies regarding the State government's unprecedented lobster plan and how it is already affecting... local businesses and jobs: 'Since the announcement we have noticed a significant reduction in business activity from our professional clients. Compared to previous years the number of orders has reduced, the number of quote requests has reduced and we have even had some orders put on hold/cancelled. The fishermen that we have spoken to are telling us that they are uncertain of their future and have lost confidence in their fishery. As a result they are cutting back on their spending until they can see that their livelihoods are sustainable. What the Minister doesn’t realise is that his decision not only affects the licence holders, it has a direct impact on all the businesses that support the industry. We are now extremely worried about the future and unless our orders return we will no choice but to lay our staff off again. The Minister hopes to make 500 new jobs with his announcement but how many will be lost from the businesses that currently support the industry?' Read the full letter here: http://bit.ly/2FnZEje

21.01.2022 Jurien Marine Supplies Decky rope coiling 1st Clint Chitty 2nd Roy McGuiness

20.01.2022 Our dog Bindi has had puppies. We have 4 English Staffy cross pups still available for sale. $250 each. Bindi is an English Staffordshire Terrier and the Dad is a kelpie. They are 5 weeks old and will be ready for their new homes in a few weeks.... They will be vet checked and vaccinated but not micro chipped (easier to do that once in their new families). Brown/black brindle one is a boy Black one is a boy Two blue/tan brindle ones are girls Pups have been interacting with kids since birth and will make great family pets. If you would like to come and meet them please let me know. See more

17.01.2022 AMATEUR CRAYPOTS FOR SALE. Fishing ban is on so it’s time to get some craypots in! We have a heap of various sizes/models on the floor ready to go, starting from just $125.... All made here in our Jurien Bay factory. Delivery available to Perth. Professional pots also available. We also stock: Rope - new & 2nd hand Floats - 200mm, 150mm, 100mm & torpedo Cray bait - 20kg box or 10kg bag Tippers Pot winches - Muir & Maxwell Battens, necks, baskets, lids and escape gaps Cray gauges - S/S, aluminium & plastic Grapples - galvanised & stainless Gloves Pot anodes We are your one stop crayfishing shop. Located in the Carmella Street Industrial Area, Jurien Bay (old industrial area). Pricing in photo comments.

16.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/lonestarmarine/ We are now a dealer for Lone Star Marine products. Check out their high quality gear including pot winches, deep sea fishing winches & drum anchor winches.

16.01.2022 From 1 January, 2021 AMSA will be enforcing the requirement to have a float-free EPIRB on certain types of commercial vessels. It can take time for a beacon to be delivered and properly installed. Don’t wait until it’s too late!

10.01.2022 IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR BOATIES Jurien Bay Volunteer Marine Rescue will no longer be monitoring 27.91 meg radios from the 1st January 2020.... Our active channels will be: 27.88 meg (Emergencies) VHF 16 (Emergencies) / VHF 21 HF 4125 Log on / off can be made by phone - 9652 1950.

05.01.2022 The deadline for certain domestic commercial vessels to carry float-free EPIRBs is approaching. If you operate a vessel within a category below, you'll need to ...carry a float-free EPIRB from 1 January 2021. There have been a series of tragic events in recent years involving fishing vessels which capsized in Australian waters so quickly that crew were unable to locate and manually activate their EPIRBs in time, delaying search and rescue efforts. Float-free EPIRBs perform two important functions. 1. they automatically disconnect from the vessel and float free, and 2, they automatically switch on and start to transmit a distress signal. Now is the time to act - don't leave it to the last minute. For more info, visit our website: http://ow.ly/14Ka50zCmxx

03.01.2022 All in a days work. This came off 12 pots today, of which only 3 had the decency to give us a warning. For those Fishermen who don't seem to know how to fish n...ext to pots without snagging up on them, try and imagine this flying around a winch at your head at about 30kmh. Surely you must have some remote intelligence to realise that unless you put something on our ropes or tie a knot in our rope that we have absolutley no warning whatsoever this is coming. It seems that not only do you not care about the trash you are putting in the ocean but more concerningly you dont seem to have regard for human life. Get an act. See more