Water bottle. We will provide cold drinking water to refill. Polarised sunglasses. Hat & Long sleeve shirt. Shoes that you don’t mind getting wet are suitable eg. Sandals, thongs or Crocs. Cooler bag or esky to take your catch home. Personal medications. eg. Asthma pumps, epipen, heart medication. No need to bring food. We’ll provide plenty of lunch and snacks and any non-alcoholic drinks for the day.

The waters off Darwin can be quite calm. We carefully plan our itinerary around the tides and weather although at times it can get quite choppy. For people who need tablets it’s best to have them one hour prior to departure.

Reef fishing We target species such as Golden Snapper, Black Jewfish, Nannygai, Rockcod, Coral Trout, Red Emporer, Grass Emporer and Saddletail Snapper. Sport fishing We target species such as Spanish Mackerel, Longtail Tuna, Giant Trevally, Mac Tuna, Queenfish, Grey Mackerel, Spotted Mackerel , Cobia, Bludger Trevally and Golden Trevally. Billfish We target Sailfish and Black Marlin and bycatch can include the varied species of Mackerel, Tuna, Cobia and Trevally

Absolutely! We’ll clean, fillet and bag it for you. You can take it home to cook or head out to one of the fine restaurants that Darwin has to offer where they’ll turn your catch into a work of art.

It’s a secret, but we travel up to 100 km each way on our day trips to reach some of the best fishing the Northern territory has to offer. Fuel costs are not a limiting factor. Some of our fishing spots – Offshore Waters West, North and East of Darwin, the Vernon islands, Offshore Dundee Beach, Peron islands, Tiwi Islands, Bynoe Harbour, Cape Hotham, and so many remote reefs and shoals.