This remote and exclusive area offers outstanding barramundi and sportfishing safaris from March to December. You will have unfettered exclusive access to 6 pristine Arnhemland rivers, several coastal creeks and estuaries, fish-rich tropical islands and magnificent inland lagoons.

Aspley Strait is the body of water separating Melville and Bathurst Islands in the Northern Territory. On its shores is Clearwater Island Lodge(previously caalled Munupi Lodge) managed by Michael Benton.

Located on the northwest side of the Island, Escape Sportfishing Lodge will provide guests with a unique, remote experience with excellent facilities and unforgettable fishing.

Cairns is still the fishing capital of the world when it comes to catching Giant Black Marlin. With the combination of Captain Tim Dean aboard the 40 footer “Calypso”, the chances of catching a Giant Black aboard a luxury vessel have never been better.

Viv’s Sportfishing & Wilderness Safaris invite you to experience the magic of some of the best remote area fishing and sightseeing the Top End of Australia can offer.....

Sail aboard the Kimberley Quest to some of the Kimberley’s most exiting places. During your stay, you will visit places such as - Cascade Bay, Cone Bay, Whirlpool passage, Cockatoo Island and many more...

Probably the lead in on costs for Top End Lodges. Very homely with the added luxury of a swimming pool to cool down in after a day in the sun.

Accessible most of the year around by a private charter flight from either Darwin or Kununurra, Bullo River Station is situated in the heart of the Eastern Kimberley Range.

Broome is fast becoming the Sailfish capital of the world. It boasts fantastic fishing grounds both close in and further out to sea at the Rowley Shoals.

Macka has been guiding since 1991 beginning in the northern territory at well known fishing locations including Barra Base and the MacAuthur River System.

Located in the north of Western Australia, 830 km from Perth, Dirk Hartog Island forms the western boundary of the Shark Bay World Heritage Area.

Situated where the Indian and Pacific Oceans meet, Cape York is renowned for its year round fishing. Fish one of the many pristine wilderness areas for species including, Barramundi, Mangrove Jack, Saratoga, Fingermark Bream and many, many more.

Hinchinbrook Channel is a thirty mile long expanse of protected estuarine waterways and is the home to over twenty-five species of tropical sportfish. Barramundi, Mangrove Jack, Fingermark Bream, Threadfin, Salmon, Queenfish and Trevally being the more common species.

The West Coast of Cape York is a remote part of Northern Australia. Mid way along this spectacular coastline lies the thriving township of Weipa. Although primarily a mining town Weipa is also the home port of Mantaray Charters.

Today, this magical fishing resort, located as Zane Grey might have put it, in the “deep south” of New South Wales, is where keen anglers journey regularly to challenge the ocean giants like Tuna, Marlin and Sharks.

Prepare to relax and enjoy a fishing adventure. It starts with a four-wheel drive trip through the New England wilderness to access 10.5km of private river.

We are in the heart of one of Australia’s blue ribbon trout locales. Not surprising when you discover that the immediate region has 180 km’s of mountain-fed rivers and streams and numerous lakes and pondages, all in idyllic locations.

"It would be hard to imagine better season than this past three!" This is how owner/guide Peter Hayes summed up his 2003 Tasmanian trout season, and Tasmanian trout he certainly knows! Our guides don’t fish unless expressly asked to do so by clients, or for demonstration purposes. Our guides all enjoy working with people, and excel in communicating the skills of fly and spin fishing. >MORE

Fishing out of Karumba, at the bottom of the Gulf in North Queensland, Lance Butler has amazing success with large Barramundi and Threadfin Salmon.

Twin Lakes is a private fishery(Fly only) situated between Buckland and Nugent, a 50 minute drive from Hobart.
Stocked with Rainbow and Brown Trout yearlings a number of years ago, these lakes are certainly can be classed as "Trophy water".

Situated on the northern tip of Australia, Cape Don on the Cobourg Peninsula is an idyllic setting where fish are abundant and people are sparse.