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| STEVAN POLDER SUPERB FISHERMAN AND CRUSE SHIP CAPTAIN Photo Ray Therkleson |
NO REALLY REALLY BIG ONES YET!
Over the weekend I went down to Nelson port to see how the fish was going. It was a beautiful day with very little wind and many boat trailers were parked up so the lucky few with boats were out fishing.
Stevan rang me this morning Friday and said "I am out fishing this morning and have so far had great success."
Some were out just in the harbour and others were well out beyond the Bolder Bank.
I met Stevan Poldar who had just been out fishing on Saturday morning. He said "within two hours I caught my quota but would have loved to carry on fishing to try and catch the big one."
He said "there was no luck plucking the really big one but I have plenty of Snapper and Blue Code it beats buying it at the fish shop."
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| STEVAN POLDAR'S CATCH LAST WEEKEND Photo R Therkleson |
Stevan rang me this morning Friday and said "I am out fishing this morning and have so far had great success."
He is out beyond the Nelson Harbour somewhere but he would not let me know exactly.
He sent me a photo this morning of his catch so far today:
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| STEVAN'S CATCH TODAY SO FAR Photo Stevan Poldar |
I'm sure he is pleased.
Enough fish for a week Stevan! Just as well the weather is not like this today:
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| PHOTO BY F JONES CURTSEY OF JUDY MARSH -TOP OF THE SOUTH ISLAND, NEW ZEALAND HISTORY |
Rough seas along Rocks Road Nelson Harbour 1915 and the still existing Thomas Cawthron's chain fence holding up.
No fishing that day!
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