Any way it was a little bumpy with the wind against tide I guessing the wind was around 8 kts South west on an out going tide the yaks sort of held on the tide
as the tide slowed then the yaks yawed around making much more uncomfortable
I just kept thinking this will settle a bit once the tide turns
early on I picked up a 56 + cm red
and a PJ shark but the baits were getting hit hard by small bait steelers around the turn of the tide the wind strengthened and by to the time we started to get an inward flow the wind was up around 15 knots and white caps were every where with some larger steeper bumps
with my light rod I had some fun with micro pinkys ( the bait thieves that had plagued us )
around midday some where we pulled the pin it was getting quite uncomfortable which was a shame as the tide was starting to run and I'm sure the bite would have come on
the trip back was a wet one with a lot of waves breaking over the side as it was a trip 90 degs to the oncoming white caps
Mel got bitten cleanly of by something that run hard - maybe a toothy of some sort but other than micro flatties and a pj I dont think he worried the scorers
