gawby
07-05-2006, 12:47 PM
Go Gawby II Go. :)
On board were myself, Brett (brejen) and Terry (maztez)
As said by the others we met at the shell nudge at 2400hrs and set sail for m/bar ramp.
On the water about 0200 and out we go.
Steady as she goes in the dark. About 25 to 30 k/hr
A friendly A/F friend of mine gave me a starting mark and thanks very much for that. ;) From there we just moved around over new ground.
Things were a bit slow to start and in the dark being a bit anxious i could feel the carrots and peas coming thinking there would be a burley trail before we got fish. [smiley=sick2.gif]
We started to catch a few throw backs and this got my mind of the seasick side of things and then it just got better.
Things were going good bagging a couple of fish and then [smiley=furious2.gif] give me the net quick where is it and all to late $600-00 worth of glasses to the bottom of the ocean. >:(
Thanks to terry all the fuzzines disappeared with the use of his specs.
If anyone pulls in a big nobby with glasses on give me a call. ;D ;D ;D ;D
We moved around a bit through the day and had a ball in the best offshore conditions anyone could want.
About 1430hs we headed back to shore more than happy with the days fishing and i was more than happy with the way Gawby II performed. Tery with his bad back and everything dosnt travel well in the rough conditions but had a good ride and was happy.
We ended up with 5 squire, 2 snapper, 3 moses perch, 10 perlies
GAWBY II ran pretty ok with fuel on new motor about 120 kilometers on 58 litres of fuel. :)
Also met up with mate from work, Dale and his deckies in their kevlacat and they scored pretty well with, bag out on snappa best 7.8kgs, amberjack 20kgs and cobia 14 kgs. Well done boys and see yas there again.
Brett will add anything ive missed and pics will come later as camera is not working for some reason.
Graeme :D
On board were myself, Brett (brejen) and Terry (maztez)
As said by the others we met at the shell nudge at 2400hrs and set sail for m/bar ramp.
On the water about 0200 and out we go.
Steady as she goes in the dark. About 25 to 30 k/hr
A friendly A/F friend of mine gave me a starting mark and thanks very much for that. ;) From there we just moved around over new ground.
Things were a bit slow to start and in the dark being a bit anxious i could feel the carrots and peas coming thinking there would be a burley trail before we got fish. [smiley=sick2.gif]
We started to catch a few throw backs and this got my mind of the seasick side of things and then it just got better.
Things were going good bagging a couple of fish and then [smiley=furious2.gif] give me the net quick where is it and all to late $600-00 worth of glasses to the bottom of the ocean. >:(
Thanks to terry all the fuzzines disappeared with the use of his specs.
If anyone pulls in a big nobby with glasses on give me a call. ;D ;D ;D ;D
We moved around a bit through the day and had a ball in the best offshore conditions anyone could want.
About 1430hs we headed back to shore more than happy with the days fishing and i was more than happy with the way Gawby II performed. Tery with his bad back and everything dosnt travel well in the rough conditions but had a good ride and was happy.
We ended up with 5 squire, 2 snapper, 3 moses perch, 10 perlies
GAWBY II ran pretty ok with fuel on new motor about 120 kilometers on 58 litres of fuel. :)
Also met up with mate from work, Dale and his deckies in their kevlacat and they scored pretty well with, bag out on snappa best 7.8kgs, amberjack 20kgs and cobia 14 kgs. Well done boys and see yas there again.
Brett will add anything ive missed and pics will come later as camera is not working for some reason.
Graeme :D