The wind did not look too hot for Saturday morning and therefore Gail and I decided to launch after lunch and fish into the early evening.  I was also keen to get some further footage on the Salmon at Mewstone and Gail wanted to stretch her arms chasing a couple of these turbo-charged torpedoes.  

We arrived at Mewstone at around 2 the afternoon and were greeted by about 20 boats in the area.  Gail's third cast with the Maria Blues Code and she was attached to her first of five Salmon for the afternoon.  Whilst we were fishing here I witnessed what looked like a seven foot Bronzie climb clean out of the water whilst chasing Salmon.  I have never, and odds are, will never see something like this again.

As the afternoon progressed we made our way to the channel between Garden and Carnac where Gail picked up a Pinkie on a mullie that was being towed behind the boat.  I was lobbing soft plastics, but only had one bump with no hook-ups.  As the sun dipped over the horizon we moved off to Harding Rock and dropped the anchor.  During the next three hours of fishing we managed and number of Shark and Rays all caught on fresh Salmon fillet (kept because it was hooked in the gills).

Watch the action at the link below

https://youtu.be/hsuePGeZSg8

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