What was cool for a day please?
yesterday I got the hottest fishing-trip experienced since I came here and were so far at least have some, but that day has just topped everything.
It started at 4.45 clock in the morning, because at this inhuman time I was shaking my alarm clock out of bed. After I pulled myself purely at Ner cozy cup of tea the beautiful sunrise and filled my stomach a little, me Paul has picked up at 6 clock and it went on an unforgettable trip.
sunrise at Banana Well After we left the boat into the water, Jeremy and I have caught a few bait fish, while Paul and Laury have driven the car to a dry place. But 5min inattention have been enough for the boat to put sand back on. We had forgotten to push the boat out with the tide so it was a short time later there again with dry feet. With all the force we have pushed the boat about 30m gene sea, but the tides were just as quickly us and so we have capitulated yet exhausted 10 minutes and have the beer bottles just opened a little earlier than planned.
waiting for the incoming tide Waiting for the tide was still not get bored, because Laury had in the far distance two white head - spotted eagle and called them by whistling at us. I could have no idea how he made over a kilometer away to see anything, to me they were only 200m visible before the fish, which we have placed as to attract them. In a crash, he has the fish then grabbed us about 10m away - what a big shot.
the baby would rather wait After a 2 ½-hour break waiting Pauls' boat had finally gotten back water and off we went. Originally, we wanted to catch fish even a turtle except for Paul's boss, however, Laury had given up his spear and then we were still fishing. Only indigenous people have to catch a tortoise permission, but that day was this unique experience, unfortunately, not accessible to me. However, they have told me how they are processed and then caught. They jump off the boat with a spear on top of the turtle and then try to pull on the surface, where they then someone pulls the boat. May sound easy, perhaps, but I think it's that simple but then, because even such a harmless turtle can easily bite off someone's finger. To cook the turtle is then thrown over the open fire where she is killed before, of course, with a specific section. Apart from the taste to the meat is relatively good, probably the tank the valuable asset to which all are after. cleaned to clean the tank, you throw in just in the garden to the ants in a few days or have it fixed in just one of a virgin and throws him back into the water where the fish eat the remains would.
This time we did not manage to one of the many reefs, which are spread numerous on the coast, but the Creeks, which can only be driven at high tide by boat. Surrounded by mangroves, we then have our "hand lines" with the freshly caught bait on a hook thrown into the water and it did not cost us much time to the first fish to move to the board.
However, all the respect you are not too far from the boat leans, for in these creeks are teeming with crocodiles. Maybe someone says what the name of Malcolm Douglas, a pioneer in Kimberley, who has filmed some of its documents just in such places. Most of his crocodiles what he has in his crocodile farm in Broome hail from this region. So I did during the day also get a face, but it did not have the huge head held out of the water long enough to shoot a photo. But a crocodile us has yet paid a visit and has five feet from our boat pretty blown the bubbles to the surface, but could not itself a tasty fish lure to the surface.
Can you see the air bubbles? : D All day we drove from Creek to Creek and have tried our luck at various locations. In between I was allowed to even Paul's 50PS Turn up strong motor, which pushes the tip of the boat pretty hard on the air. After the sun finally set behind the mangrove forests and the freezer was full of fish, we wanted to let the evening end with Laury comfortable if we were not, however, stuck by car and by boat in the sand. Was now the second time that day and also it was still dark.
sunset at the creek with high tide
After about an hour ago was the Allräder move aggressively with some wood under the tires out of the sand and still happy we went around 8pm back on track.
to A huge thank you Paul, who has enabled me to this day only! Too few people are there in the area and conditions and really deliver what they promise, but he is one of them. I want to talk anyone here bad, it's just the experience I have ever done.
from left to right Paul, Laury, Jeremy and I
I'm looking forward to the outstanding 3 weeks, they too will be memorable, like all the experience I've gathered here;)
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