How to catch FISH sailing with no wind! Episode 26 (Sailing Catalpa)
Lee catches a tuna in minutes leaving Fraser Island and we sail to the southern part of The great barrier Reef.
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How to catch FISH sailing with no wind! Episode 26 (Sailing Catalpa) Location
- Lady Elliot Island (-24.1128797,152.7140185)
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