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Fishing Gossip - Courtesy of Tauranga Marine Charters
The equinoctial winds have been in full force lately, causing a few cancellations, alas. Thursday was perfect though, so we headed out to Mayor, the 1st time in many months and had a limit day. Good conditions make a big difference.
The wind did ease enough to get Sunday in, albeit with stronger SW than predicted.
The fishing was correspondingly harder, but still quite reasonable, with a good mix of species caught, mainly tarakihi, with some snapper and trevally as well as the usual pests.
