Fly Fishing
Fly fishing in the NT offers a unique experience, with opportunities to target various species in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Fly fishing is a unique and visually elegant style of fishing that uses a lightweight artificial fly to imitate natural prey such as insects, small baitfish, or crustaceans. The fly is cast using a specialised fly rod, reel, and weighted fly line, rather than relying on the weight of the lure or bait to carry the cast. The technique involves a rhythmic, looping motion known as false casting, which allows for precise placement and delicate presentation of the fly.
Blue Water Sport Fishing
Blue water game fishing in Northern Australia is as raw and exciting as it gets—monster marlin, lightning-fast tuna, acrobatic sailfish, and hard-hitting pelagics patrol these nutrient-rich tropical waters.
Australia’s Top End and Queensland are bucket-list destinations for serious anglers from around the world, offering consistent fishing, excellent charter infrastructure, and access to the Great Barrier Reef, continental shelf drop-offs, and remote shoals and seamounts.
Estuary and River Fishing
Estuary and river fishing in the NT is centered around the Top End—a region defined by its monsoon climate, vast wetlands, and tidal river systems that feed into the Arafura Sea and the Gulf of Carpentaria. These dynamic environments are home to some of Australia’s most aggressive and iconic species, most notably the barramundi, which draws anglers from all over the world.
Fishing is highly seasonal, affected by the region’s wet and dry climate cycle, with the best fishing typically occurring during the run-off period after the monsoon.
Barramundi Fishing
Fishing for barramundi aboard a mothership charter in Arnhem Land is an exclusive and thrilling adventure. It combines remote access, luxury accommodation, and exceptional fishing, all while respecting the rich cultural heritage of the region. Whether you’re casting from a small boat in a quiet creek or trolling in a deep-water river channel, your time on a mothership charter will offer both adventure and relaxation, making it the ultimate way to experience Arnhem Land’s pristine wilderness and legendary barramundi fishing.
Headland Coastal Fishing
Headland and coastal fishing refers to the practice of fishing in areas where land meets the sea, such as coastal cliffs, rocky outcrops, and beaches (headlands), or the nearshore and shallow waters along the coast. This type of fishing targets a variety of species that frequent these areas due to the rich food sources provided by the mixing of freshwater, saltwater, and nutrient-rich environments. Headlands and coastal zones are known for their variety of fish species, ranging from barramundi and trevally to snapper, coral trout, and even pelagic species like mackerel.
LEARN COASTAL FISHING STYLES
Casting
Casting is a dynamic and versatile fishing technique involving the precision throwing of bait or lures into specific areas to target fish. It’s an active method that engages anglers with varied environments and species, offering precision, versatility, and satisfaction compared to more passive techniques like trolling or drift fishing.
COME WITH US & LEARN TO CAST YOUR FISHING LINE LIKE A PRO