Eleven Indonesian fishermen have been rescued from a remote island off Western Australia after their vessel was destroyed by Cyclone Ilsa. The men were shipwrecked without food and water for six days on a remote island in The Rowley Shoals, about 300km west of Broome. However, nine of their shipmates are missing feared dead after the ferocious storm. The Australian Maritime Safety Authority says the surviving crew were rescued late on Monday after a surveillance flight spotted their makeshift camp and beached boat on small sandy island. “The survivors reported that there had been two fishing vessels with 10 crew each but one vessel had sunk in the extreme conditions of the cyclone, “ a spokeswoman said in a statement on Tuesday. “The remaining vessel managed to rescue the only survivor before being washed ashore on Bedwell Island.” The survivors were flown to Broome for medical care. Cyclone Ilsa tracked down the Kimberley coast before crossing the coast north-east of Port Hedland as a destructive as a category five system about midnight on Thursday.