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Hi Randall,good to hear your commin back over for a visit,if you have the time when you get over here and you are in the region give me a ring and I'll get you and Kate out in the bay and chase a few goldens on the flats.Did you recieve the info on my guiding that I sent you a couple of weeks back, I have finally got things in full swing now and have put a few people onto some good fish so far.If you can't manage to get down here I'll try to work it in and drag the boat up to up to Bundy and come for a fish with you and the big fella up there.Paul Dolan
Did get your PDF for your flyer, looks good mate >Excellent to see you up and running. I am really looking forward to coming back home this year and its overwhelming to have invitations from all of you blokes to have a fish. Bloody proud to be a Queenslander mate!
Unfortunatley Kate has to go back early she will only be in SEQ for a couple of days and will fly out of Darwin to the USA. I'll be back down on the coast mid November and want to visit the bay. I'll send you a email Paul would love to have a fish >
Andy have fun in Palau!! Look forward to hearing about your adventure!
Hi Randall, will be great to catch up again it's been a few years now.We'll all do the Bundy trip then all come down to the bay and have a fish here,your quite welcome to stay at my place if you want as there is plenty of room.Hey Big Fella you and Harro are welcome to come and stay as well and we can all spend a day in the bay on the flats or head up to the top of the Island to chase some Longies or macs.Good company good fish good times looking forward to it.Regards Paul
Got back a while ago, have been waiting for pics to get developed. I will have a report on my web soon, next couple of days. First i have to do some work, dam and ocean charters.
The weather up here has been very sultry, but we are only getting some small showers.
On the other hand, the fishing has been great.
There are still plenty of tuna around the islands, and the dam fired on the full moon. A group of us fished there from 7pm until 11.30pm on Sumday night, mostly off the bank. The biggest landed was 107cm, 37 pounds, from a kayak.
The biggest fish of the night was estimated at over 120cm, but didn't like the sting of the fly it ate, and busted Nat off pretty quickly.
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>Excellent to see you up and running. I am really looking forward to coming back home this year and its overwhelming to have invitations from all of you blokes to have a fish. Bloody proud to be a Queenslander mate!
