Canouan snorkeling


After breakfast we went for a bit of snorkeling. I had to check the saildrives and rudders since at night a fish bit the hook and pulled the line under the boat. I was up at night to get him out but the line then snapped and so i had to make sure that the lead, hook and line was not jammed somewhere.

Also i was looking for the fish but could not find him around the boat. I hope he will survive.

Snorkeling here was nice and the anchor was holding well in sand despite the 360 turning winds and currents.

So not a bad spot as a quiet anchorage.

We will now leave to the Tobago Cays.

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