Proving that it's not all hard grind and signs, 8 brave folk from Signs & Lines braved the oceans in late November in desperate search of the 'big one'.
Armed with the same tenacious attitude they apply to their daily signage work, these boys were whisked out into the Indian Ocean at 5.30am on a specialised fishing charter from Hillarys Boat Harbour.
'The charm of fishing is that it is the pursuit of what is elusive but attainable, a perpetual series of occasions for hope'.
Despite the swell, 7 of the 8 managed to throw a line in with some pretty amazing catches during the day. Biggest fish of the day accolade went to Roddy who landed a beauty (a Queen Snapper 85 cms long) and Warren caught his first fish in WA (a lovely Sea Sweep). Poor AJ was as sick as a dog after 10 minutes so unfortunately missed out on all the action ;(
See the pics below and check out those smiles! Organised superbly by Peter, maybe this will become an annual outing, especially as Pete got to take the fish home to the lovely Linda for tea!?!
Armed with the same tenacious attitude they apply to their daily signage work, these boys were whisked out into the Indian Ocean at 5.30am on a specialised fishing charter from Hillarys Boat Harbour.
'The charm of fishing is that it is the pursuit of what is elusive but attainable, a perpetual series of occasions for hope'.
Despite the swell, 7 of the 8 managed to throw a line in with some pretty amazing catches during the day. Biggest fish of the day accolade went to Roddy who landed a beauty (a Queen Snapper 85 cms long) and Warren caught his first fish in WA (a lovely Sea Sweep). Poor AJ was as sick as a dog after 10 minutes so unfortunately missed out on all the action ;(
See the pics below and check out those smiles! Organised superbly by Peter, maybe this will become an annual outing, especially as Pete got to take the fish home to the lovely Linda for tea!?!
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