Yesterday Paul and I noticed my rod was acting squeaky and not turning so smooth. I figured I better do something before we go out again today so I put a few drops of coconut oil inside the turning handle. I hope that does the trick – way too early to be dismantling it all.
That is my quick fix for some things – ever since I heard that coconut oil helps against rust and the coconut press machines do not rust where the oil gets on them I figured I would test that theory. In the past, it has helped me stop my bike chain from making a crunchy noise and given me a smoother ride.
No-one appears to be awake on the coconut phone this morning. I am feeling a bit tired I was dreaming a lot last night and sometimes that has an effect.
Off to meet Capt Jeff and Maya meet at Estelle’s for 6 am.
Fishing was great we caught about 50 fish today. At breakfast I learned from Maya how to take apart my reel so I can clean and oil it. Capt Jeff noticed I am getting the hang of what he has been teaching me. I saw a difference today compared to yesterday. I also learned to tell if it is a big fish on the line or just a smaller one nibbling. Watching Jeff is really cool he can usually tell what kind of fish is on his line. Today we caught mostly mutton snapper – yesterday was yellow tail.
Sunrise
Capt Abel
Nice fish
I caught one
Water was lovely
More fish
Living the Dream
Capt Jeff and Capt Abel
Fresh fish
Almost done
Capt Jeff – Maya
Maya and the blue sea
Capt Jeff driving
San Pedro
Well done
Cleaning time
Fish
Coco came to see us again
Birds were hungry
Hovering
Got some
Birds
Heading for home
Will do travelqueen – always a kickass day with Capt Jeff.
Kool! Looks like a kickass day! Hug Capt. Jeff tight for me, will ya? Thx!