23:52.36N 076:14.52W

The following day was peaceful with virtually no wind, as we headed out of the cut early and up towards Rudder Cay freddie put the rod out again hoping for a catch, it was a couple of hours before we were heading into Rudder cut without catching anything   and made our way into the anchorage.

There were only 2 other boats when we arrived, everyone had left a few days ago to find shelter from the west wind which this anchorage is totally exposed to, it did mean that there was lots of  room and we chose a spot near a cave I remember snorkelling to in 2013. Soon we had the dinghy and kayak launched and Freddie was off fishing on the kayak while we went for a snorkel and saw a good number of fish and a few turtles, one let us float nearby for a while as it grazed on the seagrass below, we then headed back to Innamorata  to do some underwater hull cleaning - it's disappointing to see how quickly we are getting growth on the new copper coat but it does come off quite easily, and we were delighted to have a nurse shark swim under us a couple of times. 

This time Freddie had more luck he caught a Barracuda, a couple of Bar Jacks, a school master and a small Grouper, all of which he let go again.

He didn't see any Bonefish though but was pleased he had had some success.