We have also been hampered by not being able to put the boat in the water do to malfunctioning wheel thingies...that I built. I just had them repaired, so hopefully we can use it in the time ahead.
We have been fishing from the river bank, next to the park, and we have been catching heaps, but none of them are keeper size. We are not alone though, as not many people are catching fish of any size. The only ones we are seeing have been caught with a boat.
I have added some more photos below, but they seem to have a common them...the sun either setting or rising. I am sure I have more photos, but this is all I have loaded on the PC.
I have not seen any of Klaus', so I cannot show you them.
As we will probably be out of internet, or phone, capability in the next week, the blog may be a bit quiet.
I hope you enjoy the following...
Sunset over Karumba Beach
The tides are usually really big here (4-6m) but at present they are very low. 
You can see the fairleads (channel lights) that go out for about 5kms. These are to guide the big ships in so they don't run aground on the shallow waters off the river entry.
Low tide obviously...
This is the fish that most people are fishing for. It is a Grunter (Javelin Fish). Unfortunately this one is a bit (lot) too small. 
We caught heaps of these. We didn't get to take any home, but one particular Pelican did get a good feed!
Sun going down over a fishing attempt.
This has to be my favourite photo so far. It was taken back at Lara's Wetland park.
High tide at Karumba Beach...it is still not very high though.
Low tide at Karumba Beach.
....and again.
