Search resumes for Norman Bale, missing off Pilbara coast

By Emma Young `
Updated September 28 2016 - 1:18pm, first published 12:44pm
Mr Bale’s boat was recovered on Tuesday.  Photo: Supplied
Mr Bale’s boat was recovered on Tuesday. Photo: Supplied
Hopes of finding Norman Leslie Bale alive are dwindling. Photo: WA Police
Hopes of finding Norman Leslie Bale alive are dwindling. Photo: WA Police
Mr Bale set off alone in the dinghy from Back Beach boat ramp on Friday.  Photo: Supplied
Mr Bale set off alone in the dinghy from Back Beach boat ramp on Friday. Photo: Supplied
Teams will be searching the mangroves to the east of Dixon Island. Photo: Supplied
Teams will be searching the mangroves to the east of Dixon Island. Photo: Supplied
The area the dinghy was found. Today's search areas have been determined using analysis of drift patterns. Photo: Supplied
The area the dinghy was found. Today's search areas have been determined using analysis of drift patterns. Photo: Supplied

Police on Wednesday continued their search for fisherman Norman Bale, who went missing five days ago while mud-crabbing off the Pilbara coast.

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