Angie2

all on the cube. Wish i had livies

yeah thats was us on the fin on the radio we had a great time we started after we saw a marlin chasin the short cnr then i realised markin on sounder i stopped threw a whole heap pillys and didnt get the chance of puttin the spread in we were on double hook up plus fin chasin the one we were bring up . All together 4 on deck between 47'5 and 35kg two jelly beans great day together spendin father and son time

Thanks CruiseCraft. The Fin were caught on Browns in the afternoon.

Got 4 at 30kg and got busted off on 10kg by a goodn due to it getting tangled with the Saltiga which had 80lb braid on it and it to was on a fish so it cut straight through the 10kg mono

Hey every1, Just a quick briefing of the best fishing day of my life yet. had a bottom bash at Browns and with conditions becoming pretty hard to fish the bottom we decided to pull the pin and go for a troll, headed S/E of Browns and within 30min saw a big Marlin tail swim in front of the boat than it went out of sight. We did a sharp turn on the boat, within a couple of minutes the JB Evil Dingo on the shot gun got smashed on 37kg. My 66yr old father jumped on the rod and once settled into the fight, everyone got thinking about how big this fish was gonna be we knew it was big but not that bloody big . After fighting her for 4.5hrs we had it boat side by this time she was pretty much dead. Dad did a top effort fighting the fish on 300lb which, was about 5min away from giving way. Like to thank Ivan from Ambition on travelling 6nm back out to sea in darkness and stormy conditions to kindly cart the fish back to SGFC as towing her boat side of a 7m predator doing 4knt 18nm off shore at 6pm. Also like to thank my crew member Frank who did an awesome job tracing the fish. We have sent the Marlin down to Fred Marlin Moulds at Callala and after speaking to him today as I was curious to see what was inside her stomach and he told me she had a 11kg yellowfin or stripy couldn’t tell the difference.