An Ex-Soldier (1985 - 2018) and veteran who enjoys fishing mainly in Northern Territory and South Australia. Please like, subscribe, and share his channel. ru-vid.com/show-UCMNgvvdtsmwpg9Lw6-O5zLg
Nature was the winner on this day. Loved the sights and sounds of the local wildlife and hopefully a bit better luck next time with the fishing. Cheers!
@@adda58 unfortunately though this time of year most of the creeks including this one and the smaller rivers that normally flow in the wet season are all dried up now.
I think is really disgusting that the ecosystem has gone to the crap Adelaide and the fisheries cod bring out a light fishing licence like all the other states have done why don't they because I don't get a s*** why don't know restart proper creeks dams Lakes no they only three the ones that the government owns and you're not allowed to take the fish home at all. It's really ashamed that it is so hard to find a brown trout and if you do you better not snitch and tell anybody because everybody else will ruin it for you
@@SaMaNtHa.2023 interesting and valued comments When I was living in South Australia, I paid for fishing permits to finish the dams that the government opened up. So I suppose in theory that there is fishing licenses for certain dams within South Australia. In regards to Trout fishing, unfortunately South Australia is not renowned for trout fishing as the majority of South Australians are against stocking trout. I am keen to go back to South Australia at the end of the year for Christmas to see how the trout fishing (that’s if there’s any water in those creeks and rivers) is going as I now live in Darwin.
Do the perch have spines on those dorsal fins or just a bit "scary" looking? Bet you have to watch for the bigger ol toothy logs too 😂 😍 🐊. Great stuff mate
@Luke.Nugent1967 oh right yeah I thought that fin looked rather spiky aha. I agree there. I spent some time in Cairns and fondly remember seeing (from the safety of a high up river bridge) the cool red eyes glowing in the rivers on a few occasions 🐊
@Luke.Nugent1967 absolutely that's my understanding of it too working in logistics that goes up there. We always say "it's a whole new world up north" 💯
It's still strange seeing the hometown on the internet. Especially the places I grew up in, like Rapid Creek. We were often at the beach or playing in the mouth of the creek. My mother was always worried about Crocs. Although they've always been around they were rarely seen when I was that young. I feel their numbers have now increased to the point where smaller ones are being pushed out of rural habitats and into suburban habitats where they have little to no bigger competitors. Subbed and Awesome video by the way.
@@Luke.Nugent1967 I guess I was a little Naive. Years ago a friend and I were fishing out of a kayak near the yellow bridge just inside the mouth. Mounted policeman were patroling the area and came over to ask us if we were planning on being there long. They then informed us that a croc had been reported and seen in the very spot we were floating. We didn't stay very long in the end 😄 You'll barely catch me near the waters edge now. Beaches without any nearby mangroves and creeks have become my preference, but crocs even get spotted in the surf at them now too! I know there's sharks about, I've seen a pretty big one caught at Nightcliff jetty. I really don't know which is scarierier, Sharks or Crocs. Probably crocs, because they can attack on land too! Me: Shark-nado? Pft! Stay out of the water then. Croc-nado? Sh##! 😲 *Just like a horse, Crocs can gallop, and trot.* I hope that's not your top speed! They can't climb... Quickly! Get in the trees! 😂
Beautiful area and that old cement building was cool, had to move, would be a weird spot for it. Better luck next time with the fishinig, but thanks for sharing the experience!
I'm with you on the chest mount, tried it once and never used it again! What a great day of fishing for you guys, several new species I haven't seen before and that last shark had to be fun catching! Looks like you all had a great time, thanks for sharing!
Wow, its been a year already, I remember you out with this group in 2023. Looke dlike a gorgeous day and good to see you guys get on a few. Your 2nd fish was a good battle and loved that ladies excitment when she got hers. Very nice last catch too, great job Luke!
Would love to get up that way at some point, some cool looking spots, but that car out there was a bit wierd. Nice job and better luck next time with the fishing.
