Cape York Rod & Rifle Safaris - QLD

Accessible most of the year round by air, you can experience Cape York and its remoteness at times that suit you.

Seasonal changes are vividly reflected in the varied landscapes and no time is more striking than the Green Season from November to March. The average daytime temperature is a comfortable 27 degrees C, with intermittent rainfalls leaving the environment fresh and the air filled with a fragrance of newly cleansed rainforest.
During the Dry Season (April to November) seemingly endless days of clear skies give way to nights that offer uninterrupted celestial views.

Situated where the Indian and Pacific Oceans meet, Cape York is renowned for its year round fishing, with protected waters always accessible. Fish one of the many pristine wilderness areas. The Jardine and Jackey Jackey River systems hold many tropical sportfish including Barramundi, Mangrove Jack, Saratoga, Fingermark Bream, Threadfin Salmon, Queenfish and Trevally. Blue water fishing is also an option to give you the variety seldom matched anywhere in the world. Spanish Mackeral, various Tunas, Barracuda and Coral Trout are a few of the more popular species.

Services & Facilities

Situated virtually on the beach overlooking numerous islands is “Seisa Seaview Lodge”.

Newly constructed with comfortable twin share rooms, the Lodge also has a self- catering kitchen as well as laundry facilities. Although not 5 star, the Lodge is very clean and comfortable. Meals at the local restaurant (100 metres away) are part of the package.

Fishing vessels used are: 6m Stinger Longboat-custom built, surveyed for 3 plus 1 crew, swivel seats, live bait tanks, desk for fly casting, 50hp Honda.

5.1 metre Ally Craft Bass Explorer - custom built, surveyed for 3 plus 1 crew, swivel seats removable for fly fishing, large fore deck for fly casting, 40hp Yamaha.

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