EASTERN HORIZON

This morning our aim was to head out to sea to lure a dozen Kingfish into our tuckerbox. . A mountain range of clouds loomed over the easte...

Our new V-sails performed very well - allowing us to set and run lures while the kayaks made easy distance. Some kayaking-puritans furrow t...

Under sail in cool conditions on the harbour. 15 seconds after this calm photo was taken a 30 knot wall of cold air poured in from the WSW....

Having returned from Broughton Island with a Kingie under his belt, Tony finds that he is still in the groove. Below is the sweet Kingie tha...

We are back from our adventure to Broughton Island. See our trip report here: http://expedition-broughton-island.blogspot.com/

~ Tony's comments on his solo paddle today ... ~ Setting up at Pittwater. Being the maiden voyage with a sail there was anticipation of...

One last corner before the downwind leg and the sail can be hoisted. Ah, the "Pacific Action" 1.5m sail is flipped into position...

After sighting a whale and hundreds of Shearwaters, the sail and skeg positions were adjusted to head a few miles further offshore. Wind st...

Cruising .. ... near South Head. Waving to the welcoming party. Almost home. Drifting into Camp Cove.

Still water. To think that skinny boat can take you so far. Approx 4 hours and, thanks to the sail, plenty of energy left. Can’t wait to g...

Above: The overall GPS record of Tony's solo adventure (yellow line with dots). Distance travelled = 37 kilometres. Above: Start locati...

. Paddling into a summery nor-easter at twilight. Aaaaah, this is the life. Settling in with a couple of beers in the lee of Chowder Bay...

Tony (wearing a white head lamp) trolling his lure in front of a 200,000 tonne container ship as the night descends. A close-up view of Tony...