Culvert fishing near Darwin. 

@@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.

You must be very cooked if you're actually that clueless

Yes it is. Apparently a 1 to 1.5 metre crocodile was spotted in the area. Hence it is only a small trap.

I know. I was expecting a lot more water especially after the rain we have been getting.

@@Luke.Nugent1967 good to see you out with a fly, don’t often see fly toddlers out in the culverts. I use flys but on my spin rod amazing how good they work compared to soft plastics.

@@teamneveadventures9528 I do love fly fishing. I find that they at times do better than lures

Hi mate. It is a Daiwa 734. It is 45 years old which I bought when I was 13. They don’t make them like they used to. 😂

@@Luke.Nugent1967 mate that’s awesome! They definitely don’t that’s for sure. Everything’s plastic throw away stuff now. Cheers for the reply mate tight lines

That spot is always hit and miss. Wish you luck on your next trip. 🍻

Elizabeth Valley Road.

Very true indeed. I normally catch the odd Barra in that part of the river. Luck wasn’t on my side that day. Thank you for watching.

No mate. Elizabeth Valley Road.

@@Luke.Nugent1967 That's why there was less cars..... Thanks

@@Luke.Nugent1967 The croc trap threw me....never seen on there.

Yes it is. Apparently a 1 to 1.5 metre crocodile was spotted in the area. Hence it is only a small trap.