If you were thinking of making a late plans to join us this year in the Gulf, I have to tell you that we are unfortunately fully booked the whole way through. Oh and we have some more crocodile on board this year so lookout for some more ‘deadly spring rolls’ (and make it snappy lol!)

We are looking forward to not only the spoils of the fishing (barra, jacks and threadies among the faves) but the mud crabs and gulf prawns. We are on our way to the Gulf right now as I write, having had a short delay courtesy of Cyclone Nathan (which we will now refer to as the cyclone that never goes away!) Thankfully it is the calm after the storm and although we are only a few hours in, we are already enjoying some really good weather that is forecast all the way around the tip.īy this time next week, please look out for the fist of the Gulf sunrises and sunset pics (I don’t know why, but they are so spectacular on the west coast!) and of course some barramundi. Testing is so vitally important you know and you’ll be happy to hear that the testing paid off with some really nice fish on the dam 😉 One of the said nice fish below.īut now our focus is back to the saltwater and the remote river systems of the Gulf of Carpentaria. Luke and I are now happily residing in our new home just south of Cairns, a short hop-skip and jump from Lake Tinaroo where Luke has been getting his does of off-season barramundi fishing and testing the new Raymarine sidescan units on the tenders. Sorry I have been absent for some time (and I never did quite finish the marlin season reports did I?) but a lot has happened since then. The season of sunrises and sunsets is upon us! (Although we were sent off Cairns with a great one over Cape Grafton this morning!) By kelly KEKOA News & Fishing Reports March 21, 2015

Well here we are again