1 jewy and 2 pinkies and a good size flathead. I'm happy. 

 We found some crabs, we found some squid (bonus, close to fremantle)  nothing else read the script.....

 We done well, wind was shit house early but we persisted. 2 x YFT, 2 x dhuies kept and another 3 returned and 2 x baldies. Back in before the seabreeze. Gonna throw some photos up and small repot up tomorrow.

i don`t fish weekends anymore due to our under equipped boat ramps in perth,i`ll be heading out tomorrow early to see what`s around.

 Decided to throw a line in the river after yesterdays events...got a nice little eagle ray tonight. But nothing else worth mentioning....nothing at all actually

3 dhus 1 returned. 1 baldy.

Dolphinfish swimming round the boat but couldn't catch them!  

We had 2 dives off Mindarie behind staggies, not much around, mostly cackers and had to work hard for a few size ones. tried back of staggies for some kingies using stick baits but couldn't get past the tailor, some good size ones amongst them up to 60cm

 Struggle.. One big flatty. hammer head on a live bait  one barely there dhu that we decided to send home. Got beaten up by the wind chop early have now got some maintenance to do to my screen 

3 baldies and a pigfish. Just couldn't find that decent dhu. That easterly was a pain in the morning

 bout 10 just size and just under dhus, 2 black arse, a few kingies to about a meter sambo bout 10 kg followed up by somthing much bigger it was very dark we thought cobia or spanish mack bout 20+kg not sure any ideas? and about a 200kg shark on an 80lb handline, my hand are in a bad way after that i can hardly hold a frosty ale! this was south of rotto 

Kept 2 dhuies, 2 black arse, returned a dhuie, a pinkie, 3 foxfish, a pigfish and a HUGE queen snapper, so a reasonble day out.

 Glad you all had a great day out. I was in the Whitfords Sea rescue tower Sunday morning and it was hestic. I started at 6.45am and did not stop untill Pm shift arrived including 2 rescues. 

Was interesting to note how many were going out deep (20nm+) in the morning whilst the wind was up. Ended up being a beautiful day on the water. Very jealous.

Hope to get out for an evening fish down Quinns Beach this week.

go for a quick crab for some Crab cocktails for a BBQ.

Got our target of 10 blues, miscounted and kept 11. Popped the flats from the boat inbetween the 2 strings for YFW but apart from a few follows no joy there. I think the boat cant go shallow enough, but spotted some thumpers with the fantastic visibility. Scoopers where out in force on the Pinny side flats, and from the cries and hoots obviously doing well. Back in by 11 just as the SW srarted to puff gently.

Its so easy when you can sit on the Veranda, see the Ramp and Estuary, decide looks good and out on the water 20minutes later.

Few Ales, crab cocktails and some nice steak finished a great day.

 2 Dives in the 40's, not too many crays around, but had 4-5 Dhu's swim around us.

Viz was amazing, temps around 22 on the bottom.

Dragged a few bibs and skirts on the way home, but only nailed a Sambo (on a skirt!!) just behind 3 mile.

I decided the forecast looked too good not to try hit the FADs. We cruised out there at around 25knts and only saw another 3 boats in the area. The water out there was full of rat sized Longtail Tuna. We trolled around and caught 5 in half an hour, saw some Dollies, but they didn't compete with the tuna.

Gave a quick bottom bash a shot and got a 1.1m whiskery shark (the ones that look just like a gummy).

Nice day in all

On jig:
3 black arse (returned)
nice baldy (dinner)
totally smoked by three sambos
50cm flatty (kept)
and a tail hooked bight redfish! (returned)

 After we were finally bothered to get up and out early we hit the water at 5am this morning only to realise someone had forgotten the bait 

Had to improvise and trolled up a tailor fairly quickly which we deduced was enough to start off with and headed out to 3 mile. On our way out we noticed smoke billowing from the cabin which turned out to be the cable for the radio antenna somehow short curcuiting and melting the plastic covering.

Finally got out, found a spot, deployed baits and waited. After not long we had lost more than a few good fish and it went dead so we decided to move spots and try for some whiting. 

Turned the key, motor didn't even attempt to start. Engaged the second battery which did absolutely FA. What are the chances, both batteries dead? 

Finally managed to pull-start the motor and move around a bit to charge batteries.

In the end we had to resort to pull-starting the motor for the rest of the morning until the very end where the batteries held enough charge. This is the first time that either of the batteries has been run flat and may have had something to do with the short circuit?

Finished up with a few whiting and snook, a couple skippy and some garfish. Very little to show for a lot of effort but that's fishing.

Also managed a couple touch-and-go blackarse which went back and two (very) undersized baldies

At least the conditions were nice and there's always next time I guess

 And sorted it out, a few nice fish would have been good, one of those days hey

 We dived the 34m ,and too found it slow ,heaps of berred crays not to many males .Three small dhu's swimming around and a school of sambos. Viz was amazing could see the bottom as soon as we hit the water .

did 2 dives, 10-15m only a few crays too, plenty of tarred and berried ones. Missed a monster, but was spooked very easily.

Saw 2 dhu's one nice one in 12m of water.

then a little jigging in 35m, managed 2 nice BB's to 50cm and dropped a nice fish before coming in

 Could only head out for a couple hrs before the wind improved. Got a 55 cm dhu and an baby in 30m. Couple wrasse and thats it. New to offshore fishing and realising its a bloody big ocean so Ill need to do some work to find some spots!