Took some overnight refrigerated King George and Flathead that we caught in yesterday’s monthly competition down to the MAAC Juniors this morning to see if any of the kids were interested in learning how fillet it.  Too nice a kids’ day for filleting but I did the job and had to take this photo, as I am not sure you could have a better place to fillet your fish.

I know I keep “banging on” about it, but there really is something in the technique of the Minn Kota, burley and shred, moving frequently, targeting different species, light gear and good quality baits.  Our boat resulted in winners for the singles, doubles, juniors, visitor and most species (9) – Samson Fish, Flathead, King George, Sand Whiting, Tarwine, Leather Jacket, Skipjack Trevally, Herring and Snook.  That’s the 3rd month in a row that we have had the singles winners, or runner up.

My highlight though was Sarah’s fights with good quality fish.  She has fished most comps with us this year and has come on a long way for an 11-year-old.  She even got told by a boy at school that girls can’t fish this week.  Nah, yeah mate girls can fish.