G'Day Guys,
Well headed out at first light from Raby Bay with a freshening s/w wind up our bums. Stopped over at the top of Peel to try a few marks out of the wind. Not much happening for a while but it was great just to be on the water and the first outing with the new x107c fitted. Usual small rubbish was picked along with Mr grinner, must be time for a move.
By now it was turning into a beautiful day and with the wind dropping, all we needed were a few nice squire to top it off. I picked up a small yakka which was quickly sent back down with high hopes of Mr Snapper coming on board. The little bloke musta swam around the boat a few times then suddenly stopped. Hmm, bit of huffing and puffing later a big Wobby was swiming beside the boat. Not to worry no spear could be seen and after a quick pic off she went.![]()
After about 60 or more undersize squire were sent back, ( I go fish feeding not fishing) a nice Sole for Mrs skip and a few more bust offs, my deckie Steve managed a couple of nice squire all caught within a few minutes of each other. Nice work Steve, I'm glad that 'little rod' held out. (James they were caught on Mullet fillets soaked in tuna oil) Darren, ya shoulda come this weekend
With the wind picking up a little again (was really all over the place today) we finished off with a few quick water pics of the new Southwind to ad to my growing collection, and a effortless journey across a small 2 ft chop back to Raby Bay.Not a huge haul but still a feed and a great day out on the bay.
The Southwind handled superb again today, just need to do a bit tuning and tweaking with x107c.(ie learn how to get the best outa it).
Cheers,
Tony 8)
PS squire went 42cm and 53cm