Stranded Sydney fishermen saved at Cronulla Point Four fishermen were rescued. Picture: Chris McKeen Source: The Daily Telegraph The trawler early this morning. FOUR fishermen had to be saved from their 50 foot trawler after it was stranded on rocks in Sydney's southern shire. The fishing trawler, called `Challenge', got stuck in the rocks overnight at Cronulla Point about 12.45am. Sydney water police saved the crewmen from the vessel and they were taken to the Marine Area Command in Sans Souci. James Williams, 30, from Cronulla noticed the ship after the fishermen had already been rescued. He saw a surfer paddle out to the trawler and check if there were still any people on board. "I saw a surfer yelling out to see if there was anyone (still there)," he said. He climbed up on board and was walking around the boat checking. That went on for about 15 or 20 minutes. Police said no one was injured and a salvage operation will commence at first light to remove the boat from the rocks. The four crew members are currently assisting Water Police.