To The End of Berry Inlet
October 29th (Tuesday) It was a beautiful clear morning. As the sun rose, it lit up the few clouds in colour and made the morning mist hanging over the water glisten. When we were out in the tender we could see the line of approaching cloud, and as the morning progressed the clouds moved in. By the afternoon it was cloudy. In the morning we had headed out in Kiki to check on our traps. We pulled up our crab trap, and found some small crabs. We had five male Dungeness and four female Rock crabs, all very small. So if there are crabs here, although seemingly in a very select area, why were they all so small? We moved the trap once again and put it out in yet another area; now almost more out of curiosity to see if we would get anything rather than out of the hope that we would catch something. We also set out our second prawn trap, hopeful that we would catch more prawns with two traps out. While we used the generator to make water, Jason went around in the tender and ...