Wildman Fishing Tours brings you the ultimate Barramundi fishing and wildlife experience in the Northern Territory.
Chase wild Barramundi as well as massive Threadfin Salmon, Jewfish, Trevally, Mackeral, Mangrove Jack, Cod, and Snapper.
Our expert guide combined with a comfortable performance boat will ensure you have a great time on the water. You’ll be fishing from a 7.8m Raysea boat that was custom-built to suit the conditions. She’s powered by a Honda BF250 engine, features a live bait tank, and all the technology you need to find fishing hot spots. There’s enough room for 4 guests and to add something extra for the comfort, there’s also a canopy and an esky to keep your drinks and food fresh and cold.
Whether you’re a lure fisherman, fly fisherman, or eco-adventurer, we’ve got you covered, and all fishing gear is provided.
Choose from The Mary River, Shady Camp, Adelaide River, the Finniss River, or Darwin Harbour.
7.8m Raysea boat custom-built
Seats up to 6 people
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Choose from the following destinations
Shady Camp, located on the Mary River, approximately 2.5hrs drive from Darwin.
Corroboree Billabong, located on the Mary River, approximately 1.5hrs from Darwin.
Finniss River, located approximately 1.5hrs drive from Darwin.
Adelaide River, location approximately 2hours drive from Darwin.
Your fishing tour will include 4WD transfers for up to 6 people to and from your fishing destination on the day of fishing from Darwin CBD and surrounds.
Your pick-up time will depend on the tide times, and you will be notified at the time of the booking.
Self-driving to Corroboree Billabong is easy and stress-free. After leaving the airport, head along the Arnhem Highway, which is a long a smooth journey. Turn off at the Corroboree Tavern sign, and your guide will meet you here and transfer you a short-distance away to where you will be fishing.
Self-driving to Shady Camp is relatively easy, however does require some driving on an unsealed road. After leaving the airport, you head along the Arnhem Highway, which is a long a smooth journey that will take you to the Point Stuart Road turnoff. After a short 40kms on Point Stuart Road, you will hit a graded dirt road, which you should follow for a further 10kms which then turns left and directly towards Shady Camp for another 15k. Shady Camp has free parking, camping, and toilet facilities.
The Finniss River, as on the other side of the track, so follow the Stuart Highway, turning off at Cox Peninsula Road and then Fog Bay Road. It’s about 1.40hrs drive.
Google Map, Darwin to Shady Camp, link, here.
When self-driving from Darwin to Shady Camp, there are 2 petrol stations on the Arnhem Highway. The first is Corroboree Park Tavern and the second The Bark Hut Inn. If driving from Jabiru, we recommend refueling before leaving as the closest petrol station is Corroboree Park Tavern. There are no petrol or store facilities at Shady Camp or close by.
For helicopter or light aircraft transfers, both options depart from the Darwin Airport.
Minimum passenger numbers and weight limitations apply. Additional costs apply.
