Monday, August 20, 2007
Damian and Mario one night were sitting around with the guys of Notsos boat, after lots of scotch they decided to have a bet on the biggest fish caught the next day. At 9.30 Damian caught this large Queensland Groper and we new we had it in the bag. The other boat in a different river caught some nice fish with the biggest a 78cn barra but when the photos were shown they payed up and drank more scotch.
On my days of I still get to go fishing with the family and when the tides are perfict. When the tide is low in the middle of the day I can have my sleep in and still take the girls fishing in the prime time. 78cm and 67cm two of a bunch of barra we caught in a three houre fish not far from the boat ramp.
Sunday, August 19, 2007
Steve Huff Visit

During late July I had the pleasure of guiding one of the worlds famous guides.
Steve Huff was the guide that guided the late Del Brown onto almost all of his 513 fly caught permit.
Steve guides in the Florida everglades and is a great fly caster and fisherman. Guiding Steve on his australian visit was a great and most interesting experience.
I can't wait to take him up on his offer to guide me in Florida!
Winter in Weipa
The fishing however has been pretty good and ther have been plenty of the larger pelagics on the bite.
The mackerel have been thick although ther are always casualties with the sharks also being thick.
Some day's you can manage to evade them and land a good percentage of your hookups.
Check out Maurie Mariani's fine Mack caught on a Shimano bullwhip baitcaster and Shimano 2 speed beastmaster, not a bad effort. The fish measured 134cm and managed to outrun the 9ft bullshark that was hot on it's tail.

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