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K & I Diving Solutions

Locality: Fremantle, Western Australia

Phone: +61 431 281 286

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25.01.2022 Boat propellers pose a risk that is easily ignored because they are under the water. Always watch the prop and remember: Inspect the area near the back of the... boat to ensure the area is clear before starting the engine. Turn the engine off near people in the water even when retrieving a skier as some propellers may continue to spin even in neutral. Keep a proper lookout at all times, especially when near swimmers, snorkelers, divers or any other activity. Stay out of designated swimming areas. Wear a safety lanyard when boating alone. For more information www.transport.wa.gov.au/propaware See more

24.01.2022 K & I are very proud to be sponsoring Teamhappywanderer for the 2019 Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht race! Good luck tomorrow gents we wish you fair winds and a safe race! Look out for the big red bus Happy Wanderer tomorrow on the start line! We would also like to wish everyone a very merry Christmas and a happy new year! Stay safe this festive season!... See more

24.01.2022 Are you all set for summer?

23.01.2022 This weekends weather is unpredictable on land and at sea. With wave heights forecast to reach over 7 metres, our Midwest Gascoyne District Manager Marine, Si...mon Miller explains why you need to keep the boat moored this weekend. This week alone there have been over 100 Marine Rescue volunteer hours spent responding to incidents, with Marine Rescue Windy Harbour responding to an EPIRB activation yesterday morning. For information on marine weather warnings visit - https://bit.ly/3bNMbh6

23.01.2022 Before and after of a Bow Thruster

23.01.2022 The statewide Recreational fishing guide has been updated for 2020 and is now available on our website, so jump online to check out the latest rec fishing rules.... Keep an eye out for printed copies, which are available now at DPIRD Fisheries offices and over the coming weeks at selected fishing outlets. http://www.fish.wa.gov.au//Recreational-Fishing-Guides.aspx

22.01.2022 You can play a role in keeping our fish stocks sustainable by reporting illegal or suspicious fishing activities to FishWatch on 1800 815 507, 24 hours a day, s...even days a week. FishWatch captures reports from a network of thousands of recreational fishers across the State. This information is then used to investigate incidents and prosecute as needed. It is best to report any suspicious fishing activity as soon as possible so that Fisheries Officers can attend and investigate the incident if they are available. Any information you provide could be valuable, however we recommend you do not approach anyone for your own safety. Leaving your contact details when you call FishWatch is important as Fisheries Officers may have further questions. All reports made are treated in the strictest of confidence. More information is at http://www.fish.wa.gov.au//Fishwatch-supports-fish-for-the

21.01.2022 This weekend’s weather is unpredictable on land and at sea. With wave heights forecast to reach over 7 metres, our Midwest Gascoyne District Manager Marine, Si...mon Miller explains why you need to keep the boat moored this weekend. This week alone there have been over 100 Marine Rescue volunteer hours spent responding to incidents, with Marine Rescue Windy Harbour responding to an EPIRB activation yesterday morning. For information on marine weather warnings visit - https://bit.ly/3bNMbh6

21.01.2022 Christmas crayfish recipes

20.01.2022 If boating around Matilda Bay in a vessel 10 metres or more in length please be aware that the speed limit is 8 knots. A copy of the local Swan Canning Riverpark boating guide can be downloaded at www.transport.wa.gov.au/boatingguides or email [email protected] for your copy.

15.01.2022 COVID-19 UPDATE: Temporary access to the exclusion zone off Rottnest Island to get your cray pots. Recreational fishers, if you want to collect equipment you w...ill need to register by contacting 9372 9788 or [email protected] to arrange a Rottnest Island ranger supervision. You will only be allowed to retrieve your equipment. Fishing, other recreational activity and going ashore to Rotto is forbidden. For the latest COVID-19 boating advice and information visit our website https://www.transport.wa.gov.au//recreational-boating-advi

14.01.2022 Josh took this video today in Eld Inlet. Nearing 5 million views.....crazy! @fishingjosh on Instagram! www.spawnflyfish.com

13.01.2022 Need a mooring inspection in Western Australia? Then you must use a WA Dept of Transport recognized mooring contractor... K & I happen to be one of these contractors! K & I, for ALL your diving needs.... https://www.transport.wa.gov.au/im/mooring-in-wa-waters.asp

12.01.2022 A flare sighting was reported this afternoon on the western side of Garden Island near Collins Point. A nearby helicopter was diverted and confirmed a small cap...sized vessel. Marine Safety WA vessel PV1, Avail and Rover 2 were tasked to the scene. Three persons were taken onboard PV1 and returned to Point Peron. Given its location and swell conditions the small boat will be salvaged at a later stage.

11.01.2022 https://facebook.com/events/1287153008122348/?ti=icl

11.01.2022 Fish traps are illegal in WA as they indiscriminately catch fish, crabs and other animals, including protected species. Anyone caught using fish traps risks fi...nes of up to $5,000, with additional penalties of 10 times the value of the fish taken. Please report illegal fishing activity to FishWatch on 1800 815 507. https://www.fish.wa.gov.au//Contact-/Pages/Fish-watch.aspx : Australian Platypus Conservancy, Zoos Victoria : Les Peters See more

11.01.2022 Remember team if you are self isolating and social distancing on the water give Rotto a wide berth...

10.01.2022 There has been a few times I wish I had this

10.01.2022 Do you know how to tell the difference between male and female blue swimmer crabs? The easiest way to check if a blue swimmer crab is male or female is to turn ...it upside down and look at the V-shaped abdominal flap on its underside. A males flap is narrow and angular, while a females flap is broad and rounded. In Geographe Bay, you can only have a maximum of 5 female blue swimmer crabs as part of your 10 crab daily bag limit from 1 December. If youre unsure of the rules, check out our info sheet on fishing for blue swimmer crabs in the west coast region: https://bit.ly/2NhyQVq

09.01.2022 A deep low-pressure system is travelling towards WA, bringing heavy rain and strong winds for nearly the whole of the west coast this Sunday! This is a rare... event for this time of year and it's due to the remnants of a tropical low tracking towards WA and interacting with a cold front, causing the low to deepen. The last time an event like this occurred was June 2012, which led to over 600 calls for assistance and over 170,000 homes losing power. Bureau of Meteorology has produced an animation to show the predicted track for the low-pressure system, which will determine areas predicted to cop the worst of the weather. Most storm damage is preventable, so it's important you start getting ready over the coming days by: - Tying down loose items (like those pesky trampolines) - Check your roof for any damaged tiles and clear your gutters - Pack away outdoor furniture and items that could be moved by winds - Trimming any branches near your house Keep up to date as the situation changes Find the latest alerts and warnings at https://bit.ly/2fU94Yo Keep an eye on the weather at https://bit.ly/2WRuj0x Find your local ABC Radio Station: https://ab.co/2XnaMnU When you need SES assistance after severe weather, call 132 500

08.01.2022 Get some power back into your boat and get the growth cleaned

07.01.2022 Marine Safety is reminding skippers to check their vessels whether they are secured to a mooring or alongside a pen. With current strong winds and rain fall you...r mooring lines may be badly chaffed. Perhaps the bilge has filled with water. Please do a driveby, inspect your vessel and see if it safe and secure before the next cold front passes later this evening. We currently have 7 reported vessels aground from Lancelin to Esperance. Dont let yours be number eight. See more

07.01.2022 Dont end up like these guys... Time to get your engine serviced and you hull cleaned and ready for summer!

06.01.2022 Monday Quiz: What does this flag (pictured) indicate? A. Dangerous cargo being carried on board a vessel - keep well away B. Diver Below - Keep 50 metres clear ...or travel at the slowest possible speed and keep a good lookout for people in the water C. Shallow water - proceed with caution in the vicinity D. Vessel aground keep clear See more

06.01.2022 With the first major cold front to come through this Sunday/Monday comes the timely reminder to check your vessel is adequately secured. Why not spend some time... on the weekend to check your mooring is clearly marked and ensure your chains, ropes and shackles are in good condition, all bilge pumps are working, and self-draining holes are clear? You dont want your vessel to end up on the beach. See more

04.01.2022 Marine Safety will be collecting out-of-date flares and EPIRBs at the following locations in November: 2 November: Maritime Day, Fremantle Ports - 10am-4pm 2 No...vember: Mindarie Boat Ramp - 9am-10am 8-9 November: Albany Show - 10am-2pm 23 November: Deepwater Point Boat Ramp - 9am-10am For the full list of disposal sites go to www.transport.wa.gov.au/flares

04.01.2022 Upcoming events, get all the latest info before summer kicks off!

02.01.2022 The website is now live!