The weekend forecast was for Saturday to be windy and Sunday to be calm, so we decided to stay at home Saturday and to head out deep Sunday. Wrong, Saturday blew strong nor west till 9 and then calmed off for the day, Sunday the same but the sea breeze arrived about 11.00 we headed out at 5am in a howling nor west 20 plus knots we went out to Morrison's 7kms out, it was pretty rough so we headed back in close for 3 hours to the winds calmed down, with the sea flattening out we headed out to Kells for a tarakihi fish (28 plus one pup puka) till midday and then headed home to clean up.
Hopefully this weekend will be good so we can get out deep?.
Follow the fishing adventures aboard the "Gazebo" a Surtees barcrusher 6.1 based in Gisborne New Zealand. email gazebofishing@gmail.com
About Me
- Graeme McKay
- Gisborne, New Zealand
- Fishing nut = boat fishing, surfcasting, rock fishing and has even been known to chase mudfish (trout)
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