P2S RUGBYWORKS Christmas All day Fishing Safari
Event description
TUESDAY 17 DECEMBER 2019
Join us for a great day of fishing and socialising off the coast of WA with an experienced boat crew and our P2S RUGBYWORKS volunteers as we get together for a pre-Christmas fundraising outing from Mindarie Marina with the crew at Mindarie Fishing Charters.
Setting out around 5am on Tuesday morning - we will spend a full day on the Indian Ocean with all fishing gear supplied along with lunch and your fill of soft drinks, returning to Mindarie by 4pm at the latest.
What’s included for only $250 (Incl. GST) per person:
A recently refurbished 50ft Westcoaster, powered by a brand new 850 MAN engine and state of the art electronics. Our cruising speed is 20 knots. Our full day fishing charters include:
- Quality Penn/Ugly Stik rods and reels
- Tackle and bait
- Breakfast, lunch, snacks, chilled water and soft drinks
- Skipper and first mate
- Cleaning, filleting, bagging and tagging of any fish you catch
Add a carton of beer ($50) to your booking; we have plenty of ice and eskys!
A ten hour trip which will be preceded with breakfast, lunch will be provided around midday (depending on how the fishing is going), at some point during the trip we will pull craypots and the contents of these will be shared amongst those on board, a tasty little bonus approaching the festive season. At the end of the day we fillet fish for people and send them home bagged up and ready to cook.
New Itinerary: Ideally the skipper like to be out on the water by 5am to co-incide with the key feeding times of the target fish however the exact meeting time will be advised the day before (16 December) as the departure time is dependant on the weather forecast.
Our skilled and experienced crew will target Snapper, Baldchin Groper, Breaksea Cod and the elusive Dhufish. We may also see some Tuna or Spanish Mackerel about the surface. If we do, we will slow the boat and drag surface lures. It’s a 10 hour day
join us for this fundraising event in support of P2S RUGBYWORKS and the marginalised ‘at-risk- youth of Western Australia.