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How convenient - drive thru fishing. That xrap proved to be pretty popular over the next few days. |
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That's sport! The other blokes missed out on all the fun in their rush to get to camp. You'll notice
that swimming is not advisable in this water hole. |
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Day 1 and the red and white Knucklehead entices a nice queenie on the
second cast. (Or perhaps it was those fashionable red shorts?) |
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On a very rare day with no wind, Dr. Paul throws out a blue clouser and comes up big with a northern bluefin tuna on the fly. Nice! |
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That's a big queenie for a little bloke! |
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Dr. Paul manages a nice Golden Trevally on the fly. |
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Jacko with a very decent GT on the fly. |
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GT caught a GT. |
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Paulie gets into the act with a nice GT as well. |
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Dr. Paul snags the best mackeral of the trip while trolling down mackeral alley. |
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A smallish "saltie". Did you know that saltwater crocodiles are the largest reptile in the world? Not this particular one though - it was only around 5 ft. long. |
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Fingermark bream don't get much bigger than this one Jacko got in the estuary. It went 4.5 Kg. |
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Whaddayoucallthatdarl? Jacko with a stonking queenie on the fly. |
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Not a bad Golden. |
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Here's Ben getting in on the Mackeral action. |
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Ben shows off a nice Trevally caught on the fly just a little ways from camp. |
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Pauly got a beaut northern on the fly |
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Finally, I got in to the bluefin on the (very windy) last day. |
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In a somewhat unusual turn of events, Dr. Paul is hypnotized by those big 'ol bluefin eyes. |
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Time to clean up and pull down the camp... |
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... well, except for Timmy Pike that is, who seems to have found a beer to keep him occupied instead. |
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The sun sets. |
