The stars
aligned and the Hills, Joyces and ourselves came together in Kakadu. We spent 2
days playing around and sight-seeing which included lots of crocs on the Yellow
Waters Billabong tour.
For a while it looked like the stars were no longer aligned as the hills trailer axel came away from the trailer! With everyone helping we managed to repair it on the road and keep going. The stars re-aligned and the fish were on. We did a charter fishing day where we filled the fridges with beautiful eating fish like Golden Snapper and Esturine cod. We also got a lot of tips on where to go ourselves.
The next few days were filled with fish and mud crabs. The fish included Mackrell, Baraccuda, Mangrove Jack, Barrumundi, Giant Trevally, Flat head and Long Tom.
For a while it looked like the stars were no longer aligned as the hills trailer axel came away from the trailer! With everyone helping we managed to repair it on the road and keep going. The stars re-aligned and the fish were on. We did a charter fishing day where we filled the fridges with beautiful eating fish like Golden Snapper and Esturine cod. We also got a lot of tips on where to go ourselves.
The next few days were filled with fish and mud crabs. The fish included Mackrell, Baraccuda, Mangrove Jack, Barrumundi, Giant Trevally, Flat head and Long Tom.
We had a
fantastic time at Cobourg and it was one of the few places we have been that was
really isolated with very few other people. Even the drives up and down were interesting. On the way up we stopped at a creek crossing and saw an amazing collection of birds like Jabiru, Brolgas, Darters and more. As well as 2 File snakes. On the way back we passed a
wild water buffalo. I think we will be back one day with our own boat.
Finlay
Kakadu Art
Kakadu Croc
All Aboard for the Fishing Charter
Pete's Big Golden Snapper- Yum
Observation Point near Victoria Settlement where one man was stationed for 11 years to watch for invading French and Dutchmen!!
The Ill-fated Victoria Settlement
Mackrell and Baraccuda
Mangrove Jack in Caiman Creek
Cobourg Jetty
Welcome home to Scott's Head and thanks for sharing your stories and photos - awesome blog!
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