oh deer, had to go to plan B - don the stinger gear and go for a sniff along the bottom. problem was the suit had been wet from the last time out over a month ago and rolled up under the front hatch, peuwwww!!!! what a stench!
spent an hour(not on 1 breath hold, I wish!!)stalking 1 lonely jew around the bottlewasher, but couldnt get a shot. Hit the VB's Dream after that - didnt have trouble finding it, covered in a cloud of bait fish and decent size snappaz! had a look inside but it was gloomy and i got scared
did a dead drop(no finning) in behind the stearn and found a nest of Jewies! yeehaa the big ones did a run for it 
but the smaller schoolies stood their ground and I managed to pluck one off. Then 3 large rock cod came out of the rear hatch as I acended having a closer look at the small jew on my spear, Rick nailed the smallest one! yee haa fish for tea. Rick got a 4kg snapper on his last dive so we called it a day.
The bigger fish were hanging around the stern. There's a nice cave with slack water for them to hide between the keel and the bottom.
When we were floating the wreck out there to be sunk, we all commented on how front heavy it was. Bad design fault if you ask me. But being front heavy has worked wonders for the fisho's. the bow is down into the sand and the arse is sticking up like a gay beached whale.
