The forecast meant another day of motor sailing. That is all we
have done but you cannot have it both ways. Idyllic locations such as Lady
Musgrave are best enjoyed with this light weather.
We departed at 7.30am and followed our track that we came in on
the way out. It was a bright sunny morning so looking into the east as we
motored slowly to the entrance made it difficult to see. Maureen and Eric were
up the front with polarising sun glasses and they were looking for any coral
heads.
We exited without drama and we were on our way.
Exiting Lady Musgrave Reef. Fairfax Island in the back ground
10 minutes after we exited the green zone we put the lines in
and before we had left Lady Musgrave in the distance we hooked another lovely
Spanish Mackerel. Eric wound this one in so it was his fish.
Eric's Spaniard.
It was a bright sunny day until the clouds closed in but not
enough wind to fully sail so it was motor sailing all the way.
We caught another Mac Tuna but let it go.
We arrived at Port Bundaberg at 4pm and filled up with diesel
before docking into our pen.
Drinks and dinner were on Isabella with the usual crumbed
mackerel which was absolutely delightful.
We returned to Billabong and had a night cap and we were in bed
again by 9.30pm.
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