Browns Bay net Islandmagee
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MARRCO7
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Browns Bay net Islandmagee
There is a net in BrownsBay close to the mouth of the small river on the left hand side of the beach you can see the floats does anyone know who to ring about it, dont think it should be there.
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Re: Browns Bay net Islandmagee
Ring the number for the republic I'm sure they will give ye the number
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Re: Browns Bay net Islandmagee
It's not a net , it's a floating rope to try to keep the jet-skiers further out from people swimming. The council put it there a couple of years agoMARRCO7 wrote:There is a net in BrownsBay close to the mouth of the small river on the left hand side of the beach you can see the floats does anyone know who to ring about it, dont think it should be there.
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Re: Browns Bay net Islandmagee
How disappointing, I quite liked the idea of a net to catch jet-skiers, would it work for surfers too? If so, no quota should be enforced.Etihad wrote:It's not a net , it's a floating rope to try to keep the jet-skiers further out from people swimming. The council put it there a couple of years agoMARRCO7 wrote:There is a net in BrownsBay close to the mouth of the small river on the left hand side of the beach you can see the floats does anyone know who to ring about it, dont think it should be there.
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Re: Browns Bay net Islandmagee
last time i seen the net it was close to the mouth of the little river that flows into the bay something tells me its not ment for jet skis
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Re: Browns Bay net Islandmagee
Hi Guys,
the bouys appear every year.
and there is a sign that warns jet skiers to keep a mimium distance away from the shore, beyond the red bouys.
Its a pretty large sign as well
Fedstar...
the bouys appear every year.
and there is a sign that warns jet skiers to keep a mimium distance away from the shore, beyond the red bouys.
Its a pretty large sign as well
Fedstar...