The Edyalgout Island Barra camp has had a spruce up for 2023 after being out of action for a few years. With a history going back years, this is arguably one of the Northern Territory’s iconic Barra camps and fishing locations. Gaining a reputation as the land of the giants you can now get back to Barradise to fish this iconic location with one of the territories most respected fishing operations DNA Barra fishing.
Situated on a shell grit beach under shady trees are several permanent tropical friendly safari style tents. These are designed to catch the sea breezes and are fitted with comfortable bedding and fans that will ensure a good nights sleep after a hard days fishing and a meal of Barra and mud crabs. There are three single beds in each tent, lighting and fans. Common areas include a substantial mess area with indoor and outdoor under cover dining and lounge areas. The kitchen is incorporated in this area. Flushing toilets and showers with great water pressure are in a separate building. It’s pretty unique to have a set up where you can land light aircraft a couple of minutes walk from camp and the boats are moored on the beach where the camp is situated. This certainly minimises any mucking around and maximises time spent fishing.
Barramundi, Threadfin Salmon, Black Jew, Golden Snapper, Mangrove Jack and more.
Darwin
Late afternoon
