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Tassie BOAT HIRE

Locality: Ulverstone, Tasmania

Phone: +61 429 475 550

Address: 1 Allport Street 7315 Ulverstone, TAS, Australia

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25.01.2022 Anyone wanting to get their boat license, there is a course scheduled for May 29th at the Mersey Yacht Club with a few spots left. Walk away with your licence on the day, no easier way to do it.

25.01.2022 What a FABULOUS morning ! Gates open at 9am - $10 entry kids under 15 free - $9000 in lucky door prizes - show specials - Boats - Caravans- Campers - Slide ons...- Electric Bikes- Marine gear - FISHING GEAR- cars - cleaning products - garden art - snake show - kids play area and much MUCH MORE See more

23.01.2022 GET ALL UP AND AROUND THIS GUYS AND GIRLS

23.01.2022 The team from Trade A Boat magazine were down and look like they had some fun. Next time they are in town we may put them in one of our hire boats and see what they think. Stay tuned

21.01.2022 Its about the fishing; its about a passion that drives you to be on the water.

21.01.2022 Deegan Marine BOAT SHOW 13-14 AUGUST ! Join Captain Hadley and First Mate Sandra and the crew from Deegan Marine invite you to "cruise" in and check out some of the awesome show specials at this years show, you mighjt even find your "Love Boat"

21.01.2022 The state is fishing very well and the weather is great as well. Take advantage of both with one of our hire boat packages.

20.01.2022 Lucky number 8!!!

19.01.2022 Tristan had a great day at lake Macintosh over the weekend in the Tassie Boat Hire rig, awesome day chasing trout.

19.01.2022 Find a quiet moment to check the second episode of Operation Mako. The lads collect some bait and find some burley ingredients

19.01.2022 This blokes happy ..he has some yellow tail king fish fillets. You can to as they are along the coast here thick at the minute..

19.01.2022 Ocean to plate... so damn good .. so easy.. enquire about a hire.

16.01.2022 Nice pic of the boat in the highlands with Jo and Steve Starling.

16.01.2022 It has begun!!!

15.01.2022 WHO WANTS TO FISH TASSIE !!!! YES PLEASE !!!! Now you can with ease :) Just Hop on a Plane BAMM your Done :)... If you never fished Tassie your missing out big time, those that have like me this is just the perfect solution. Clinton Owns a Tackle Store in Tassie and knows what Anglers want. Get onto this Guys and SMACK !!!! that TrophyFish Call Clinton Howe 0429 475 550 Info Tassie Boat Hire is a state wide boat hire business based in the north of the state offering a quality product to the keen fisherman. We have a few 4.2 renegade CS boats with Minn Kota I pilot terrova electric motors, 40hp,power tilt trim outboards,HDS7 sounder plotter extra large live well in the front for the bream guys full level flotation boats with all the safety gear,battery management system and many extras available for that awsome experience chasing trophy fish. CAR AS WELL Also availabe is an airport service,drop of and pick up with a dual cab 4WD,so on arrival there are no hassles hiring vehicles and organising boats,just fly in and go fishing. Check out the Website http://www.tassieboathire.com.au

13.01.2022 Make the most of summer. Take kids out for a fish , meet some cobbers out on the water and create adventures !!

13.01.2022 Fathers Day SPECIAL 2 days boat hire for the price of one. September only... BE QUICK

13.01.2022 Coming to the end of a fantastic but frustrating week of fly fishing in Tassie... Frustrating because of the incessant wind, which just wont let up... but some great fish along the way.

12.01.2022 TASMANIAN TROUT season opens this weekend and we have had a cancellation. So if you are in need of a superbly set up fishing platform this weekend RING NOW on 0429475550

11.01.2022 While the squid are fired up and the weather is on the improve we have a special for the coast. We will supply squid rods Show you where to go... AND wash the boat after you are finished. $240 for the day and all you need is a boat licence. Tag a mate who thinks he can catch squid !!

11.01.2022 The weather has been fantastic over the last 3 days. Keep an eye on the weather and get amongst it !! We have 2 boats available for you. All you need is a current boat licence.

10.01.2022 Something a little different. Good stuff RL Welding

09.01.2022 Dropped the boat and car package to the airport today for Steve and Jo Starling,awesome to meet you guys,couple of Australias premiere anglers. Enjoy the week throwing loops and hunting that trophy trout.

09.01.2022 Following a VERY wet winter that smashed the long dry spell, Tassie is set for a bumper trout season in 2016/17. Jo and I are heading down in December and, once... again, well be making use of Clinton Howes superb Tassie BOAT HIRE operation. I cant recommend this service highly enough. Check it out for yourself... See more

08.01.2022 Chuffed for a national company like Evinrude to take an interest in what we are upto here in Tassie. #tasmania #bream #trout

08.01.2022 Keep an eye out for the new add coming up in the next addition of FLYLIFE Thanks John and Nathan Scatchard,Mike Marinos.

08.01.2022 We had Paul Carter in Tasmania recently. He came down to support the family fishing event on the Derwent river in Hobart. By all reports he had a ball !!

07.01.2022 OPENING FOR TROUT SEASON Need a boat ? We have one left for Hire Get some mates together or take the kids Get out there !!!

07.01.2022 The weather and fishing is so awesome.. Why not plan a fishing trip with some mates or the family. Need a boat..... We got em Ring to secure a booking.

07.01.2022 We were happy to be a part of this project. If you want to see more of their mad antics get along and like their page

06.01.2022 Anglers, lets go fishing was the trigger for a wild dash to start the annual Tuna Club of Tasmanias 26th Australian Bluefin Championship competition at the b...eautiful Eagle Hawk Neck in Tassies rugged south east. Seventy boats lined up for the standing start eagerly awaiting the checkered flag to drop, yet these werent race boats, instead they were a myriad of sportsfishing weapons varying in size from 4.5 metre tiller steer tinnies right through to large floating Gin palaces. We lined up in the all new Surtees 700 Gamefisher Hard Top with a gutsy Evinrude ETEC 250HO powerplant. The latest trends in sportsfishing muscle are developing high speed offshore capable hulls that are comfortable with big horsepower. Our engines are powerhouses of modern engineering that achieve enormous power to weight ratios combined with frugal fuel consumption making long offshore dashes an everyday event. There were trailerboats of every size, material and make in contention. Stabis lined up, next to Signatures, Quinnies with Crushers, Stessls with Savages, Caribbeans with Cruises and Straiters next to Sonairs. There were new boats and old, repowers and refits, and even a Stabi with a length enhancement. We were well prepared for the race. Tassies Surtees dealer Hadley Deegan, a second generation boating guru took the wheel and arranged the load. We were not only carrying all the equipment of a fully equipped game fishing outfit but also the four large heffalumps (me included) that formed his crew loosely described as ballast. I got the navigators position with local identities from Team Deegan/Penn/Simrad completing the crew. Hooch, Mozza and Pete shuffled around in the centre and rear adjusting the balance as we drove. The new Evinrude RX4 prop bit hard from the exhilarating start right through to the flying finish as Hadley expertly negotiated the head on swell. Its fair to say that we spent as much time flying out of the water as we did in it and the new 7 metre deep V well and truly exceeded the dreams of my wildest imagination. Not once did we hit hard; and not once did the hull moan or creak as is common for many competitors alloy offerings. A few years back I made the statement that 2013 was the year that premium aluminium hulls actually performed as well, if not better than their heavier fibreglass counterparts and Im delighted to now declare that the 700 Surtees Gamefisher has taken the bull by the horns by going even better again. This boat is simply a weapon! The further we travelled deep into the southern ocean on our way to the Hippolytes the rougher it got as the wind and swell gained strength as we left the protection of Tasman Island to the south. Visiting the Hippolyte was one more tick on my lifes bucket list but I never expected to be travelling to it in a white knuckled rampage locked into the passenger position in this airborne Surtees speedster. The main Hippo is a granite monolith rising over a hundred metres from sea level and yet another 100 metres to its foundations on the ocean floor directly below. It is a spectacular sight that remains indelibly stamped in my brain, yet its grandeur is somewhat diminished by the magnificence of the Tassie coastline itself. We had a fast start from a good position which is an essential element in any race. Hadley was quick off the mark as he planted the throttles and the big V6 ETEC roared into action. Its note hasnt quite the balls of a big V8, but rather the sporty confidence of highly tuned V6 performance. I braced myself into the passenger slot with white knuckles on the Jesus bar and flexed off my knees as the rodeo ride erupted. Pete took centre spot becoming a thankful air cushion between Hadley and I while Piss and Wind (alias Mozza and Hooch) played trim tabs as they dangled from the strong handrails of the hardtop. It later dawned on me that our Surtees Gamefisher steed probably resembled the Flying Nun with its big Simrad Halo radar aerial prone atop the very welcome hardtop enclosure as we lept from peak to peak out front of the seventy strong contenders in our wake. It is most important to get a good start in any race but clean water is vital in the briny. The large safety glass windows allowed exceptional vision forward and to both sides as we kept an eye on close contenders to the sides. The drivers wiper actually had very little consequence as the hull flew over most of the slop and when gravity did take its inevitable course the big soft hull pushed the deluge aside like Moses parting the Red Sea. Hadley drove like a man possessed but with the full control that comes from long experience behind the wheel. He read the sea perfectly as the rest of us hooted and hollered at the thrill. I have been amazed with the instantaneous control of the new ETECs, not only in with instant and constant acceleration throughout the rev range, but the snappy response when you need to back off quickly to mount a larger than usual peak with the inevitable hole that follows. The control is reminiscent of breaking allowing you to hold onto max speed longer and back off later giving even more edge through precise control. There was more than one heart a pounding as we delved deeper into the race and it was clear within a few kilometres that we had left most challengers trailing, but we never backed off. We called the finish line as we neared the Hippo and breathless celebration began like a bunch of teenagers recounting our first sexual experience. (with company that is:) This was Hadleys third consecutive win in the Race to the Rock and a proud moment for us all. There were surprisingly few bruises and no breakages, but the thrill may have taken a few years off our lives! The Surtees 700 Gamefisher was simply outstanding the 250 ETEC thrilling, the surroundings enthralling and the companionship heartwarming. Some say we had an unfair advantage! Then came the serious job of going fishing..

03.01.2022 Deegan Marine are anchoring up at Agfest

03.01.2022 Cromo and Tassie Boat Hire a great combination. ABT Tas round 1-5-2016

02.01.2022 Shout out to Bob and Alistair, thanks for the hire, they had a great 3 days fishing the lakes, throwing loops from dawn to dusk.Cheers guys

02.01.2022 Looking for your first Tassie Snapper ? Our boats have the marks in their sounders from where all these snapper came.... get a mate together and have a crack