Success and Failure
Facing terrible misfortune from numerous consecutive lure losses and suffering severe mosquito bites all for no results, Team Barra, consisting of Joe, James and Malcolm, bounced back from adversity to find themselves […]
Barra caught! Stay tuned for updates…
After the success at Shady Camp, we ventured off to Kakadu and set up at the Merl Camping Area, adjacent to the Cahill River Crossing on the East Alligator River. Entry to […]
Shady camp is a camping area on the banks of the Mary River within the Mary River National Park in the Northern Territory. The road to the park is a well maintained […]
Heads heavy after a big Territory Day, we set off to Buffalo Creek about 20 mins out of Darwin to get some fishing in whilst the girls went to town to spend our […]
A quick overnight camp at Oolloo crossing in the Douglas / Daly conservation area proved to be the most expensive day of fishing yet, with the loss of 5 lures in quick […]
Check out my new article on how to catch Australian Salmon.
Fish Count: 21 (under sized fish excluded) Rigs lost: 1 As we depart the coast I can’t help but reflect on the last two months of fishing. As you can see from […]
Today we stopped by the Denial Bay jetty to try our luck with more crab and squid fishing on our way back to Ceduna. It was the last opportunity for Joe to […]
Yesterday we drove 20km from Ceduna and camped at Devonport Creek Beach (and got bogged driving on the beach and had to use the maxtrax to bail us out). This is the first […]
We had parked up on poison creek beach in Cape Arid National Park and I was busy reading the third book in the Hunger Games Trilogy in the Hilux while Joe was […]
We are heading east of Esperance for Easter to explore the national parks there and catch some gigantuan salmon. It’s roughly only a few hours drive from perth so if you want […]
This is the cuttlefish Joe caught off the Hopetoun Jetty using a squid jig. Joe found it difficult to lift up onto the jetty because of its weight. They really are ugly things […]
Exciting times – we can report Joe’s first fish catch for our tour around Australia. Three herrings caught at Shelley Beach, West Cape Howe National Park. Smallish but at least he caught something […]
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