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25.01.2022 Man rescued from water by Paynesville Coast Guard On Saturday afternoon as CG22 our 35 foot Noosa Cat was performing the Tow of a disabled vessel with 5 people on board when they observed a man in the water clinging to a yellow mooring buoy near Montague Point. The man dressed in his underwear had been trying to retrieve his dingy that had broken loose, he found that in the prevailing wind conditions the dinghy was travelling faster than he could swim and he made for the buo...y as he was suffering from exhaustion. Somewhat fortuitously CG22 happened upon him whilst he still had the strength to cling to the buoy, or their may have been his dog and a pile of clothes laying on the beach and everybody scratching their head trying to figure out for a few days what had occurred. The man was bought aboard wrapped in a blanket and the existing tow of the other rescue that they had tied up alongside was completed across the bay to the Yacht Club boat ramp. A eventful day for the people on the initial broken down boat ? Montague Point is the South Westerly tip of Raymond Island across from the yacht club where several boats are moored in the lee of the point. The ambitious swimmer was later re-united with his clothes, his dog and his dingy and all were conveyed back to his small house boat no worse for wear. Please be careful when making decisions that could end your life ?
24.01.2022 https://coastguard.com.au/flotilla/vf22-paynesville/ hopefully this address should take you to our website and weather page the webcam photos of the Paynesville foreshore are updated every few minutes
24.01.2022 Boaters and paddlers are advised that Marine Radio Victoria (MRV) currently has limited availability due to the fires in East Gippsland. MRV towers at Nowa Nowa and Mt Cann have been affected resulting in limited coverage from the coast of Lakes Entrance to Gabo Island on VHF emergency channels (including digital selective calling). Repair works are underway. Should you find yourself in an emergency situation please call 000 immediately.
22.01.2022 The Paynesville Coast Guard today officially launched their brand new rescue boat! A big effort of fundraising to help get it! Lets hope you never have to use it!
21.01.2022 closer closer again
21.01.2022 The fat man gets a gong from the boss for stealing this lovely fire boat from our lovely friends at DELWP
21.01.2022 Sooooo close now, 3 of our skippers are going up this week to go over the boat and do a sea trial on it.
21.01.2022 just a thought ???
20.01.2022 Coming soon to a Lake near you, if you happen to live in Paynesville of course ?? They are still tinkering with the electronics
20.01.2022 A few photos of today’s Annual D11 Mitchell Group exercise, a great day of skills maintenance for our brigades. Great to see ACO Trevor Owen come along to assis...t also as well as the Coast Guard who cooked up a storm for our fire fighters. #MountTaylorFireBrigade #BairnsdaleFireBrigade #SarsfieldFireBrigade #LindenowFireBrigade #BengwordenFireBrigade #FlaggyCreekFireBrigade #PaynesvilleFireBrigade #D11HeadquartersBrigade #CFAGippsland #ACOTevorOwen
20.01.2022 A few photos of todays Annual D11 Mitchell Group exercise, a great day of skills maintenance for our brigades. Great to see ACO Trevor Owen come along to assis...t also as well as the Coast Guard who cooked up a storm for our fire fighters. #MountTaylorFireBrigade #BairnsdaleFireBrigade #SarsfieldFireBrigade #LindenowFireBrigade #BengwordenFireBrigade #FlaggyCreekFireBrigade #PaynesvilleFireBrigade #D11HeadquartersBrigade #CFAGippsland #ACOTevorOwen
19.01.2022 Come on over to the Bairnsdale Show today and support our fantastic fundraising team by buying an awesome feed or cold drink or icy pole. You will find us near the vintage truck display.
19.01.2022 Its a bit like going to Lochsport on the the fireboat sometimes ???
18.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/CGSAF1/ our old boat !!
18.01.2022 Today out training we had some company. They were everywhere! And only moments after I said "I dont have my camera ". Thankfully David Lindsay got some great pics.
15.01.2022 ITS HERE! The new boat has arrived and we look forward to showing it off on Sun the 5th at our open day and free BBQ.
13.01.2022 The boat freighter people tell us that they will be arriving on this Sunday afternoon with the new boat ready for it to be lifted into the water at the Slip yards on Monday morning !!!! Yaaaay !!
12.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/100001665442697//1837278843004279/
12.01.2022 closer closer closer ???
11.01.2022 Unfortunately the new boat has a minor electrical problem so will be arriving about a week later. Its better to get it fixed now before we take ownership.
09.01.2022 Yay! Early this morning (Mon) The New vessel hit the water in Paynesville. After having all its bits put back on after travelling, and a fuel fill up, it was time to take her for a spin. (Big thanks to Wolf for getting the earlier pics for me as I was running a little late.)
08.01.2022 New AVCGA National Magazine Published -
05.01.2022 On Friday morning June 15th a Marine Assist contributor in a 6m power boat with 3 POB requested assistance due to a breakdown 400m SE of Flat Island. Gormans... Removals Rescue (Skipper: James Fleming) departed Rosslyn Bay Harbour at 10.20 am, heading north at 20 knots. However at 11.40am, a call was received from another Marine Assist contributor in a 5m power boat with 1POB which had broken down 500m NW of Perforated Island which is 6nm further north than the original destination. Gormans Removals Rescue was diverted and the second vessel was taken in tow at 12.16pm. The rescue vessel then headed back to Flat Island and took the first caller in tow at 12.51pm. Both boats were then towed back towards Rosslyn Bay Harbour at 11 knots. Before this task was completed, a third call was received from a fisherman with 3POB in a 5m boat that had run out of oil at a location NW of North Keppel Island. As this was on the route home, when Gormans Removals Rescue reached this vessel at 2.30pm, it was rafted up alongside the rescue vessel, travelling at 9 knots for the remainder of the trip which was completed at 4pm, after an operation lasting 5 hours and 40 minutes. See more
05.01.2022 Dont forget to come down and check out the new boat today! Grab yourself a raffle ticket or a free sausage.
03.01.2022 It was a beautiful Sunday training day. Natilys first ever trip on the Coast Guard boat. How fantastic? Shame we had to leave them and actually go and do some training.
02.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/620336851315560/posts/2318682121481016/
01.01.2022 Paynesville Coast Guard will be scaling back its winter weekday radio operations. Marine Radio Victoria and Coast Guard Melbourne will maintain a listening watch of the Gippsland Lakes. Weekends and Public holidays will be business as normal along with the period from Melbourne Cup Day through Summer until the end of Easter.
01.01.2022 Many people showed up to have a look at our new vessel. I think its safe to say that all were impressed.
