We recently had some return guests from SA fish with us for a couple of days. We kicked off with a bang as they came bearing gifts of King George Whiting fillets and home grown lamb!
The first day was the perfect Territory experience. Bagging out on the very tasty Golden Snapper in no time, the fish were left biting to chase some Barra. The Barra were out in force and they landed 7 legal Barra up to 80cm. The fish were all caught casting large hard body lures. The group has booked next year’s multi day charter already!
A person wearing sunglasses and a cap holds a large fish on a boat during the Darwin Barra Run Off March 2020, with water and green trees visible in the background.
A person wearing a wide-brim hat and sunglasses smiles while holding a large fish on a boat during the Darwin Barra Run Off March 2020, with trees and water visible in the background.
A man wearing sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat holds a large fish with silvery scales while standing on a boat in a sunny, outdoor setting during the Darwin Barra Run Off, March 2020.
A smiling person in a hat holds a large fish during the Darwin Barra Run Off March 2020. The fish has a pair of sunglasses placed on its head, while trees and a river are visible in the background.
Five men in fishing attire stand behind a table displaying their catch of fish, with a large metallic fishing boat in the background and green trees surrounding the area, capturing the excitement of the Darwin Barra Run Off March 2020.
A white plate with several large meat cuts in a plastic bag sits next to a blue bowl holding vacuum-sealed food packages, all on a white countertop with a metallic backsplash—a scene reminiscent of meal preparations after the Darwin Barra Run Off March 2020.