by Scott | May 29, 2020 | Fishing Charters Darwin, Humbug Fishing Charters
Fishing Charters in Darwin. Humbug Fishing offers both Barramundi and Reef fishing charters in Darwin. Depending on what you want to do is how we organise the charter, so an email or a chat with Scott and we can get organised. We offer Extended Liveaboard Fishing...
by Scott | May 27, 2020 | Fishing Charters Darwin, Humbug Fishing Charters
Fishing Charter in Darwin with Humbug Fishing, targetting Barra and Reef Humbug Fishing offers a range of fishing charter options in Darwin and across the Top End. We specialise in Extended Liveaboard Charter taking you and a group of your mates on a Tailor Made...
by Scott | May 22, 2020 | Fishing Charters Darwin, Fishing Darwin
Mudcrabs in Darwin are delicious and part of most Humbug Fishing Charters. When the seasons right for right for mudcrabs, Humbug Fishing has the pots on board. It always met with great laughs, excitement, apprehension and sometimes pain! at the end of the day when...
by Scott | Jul 31, 2019 | Barramundi Fishing, Fishing Charters Darwin
Barramundi RunOff Season, usually March/April and May, but depends majority on the rains we have over the wet season in the Top End. The barra that are still up on the plains or in the channels get washed down and move out before the water levels get too low. The...
by Scott | Mar 28, 2012 | Fish Species, Fishing Charters Darwin, Fishing Darwin, Liveaboard Fishing Charters, Outback Fishing Adventure, Top End Fishing
Thankyou to Grant Edwards for these awesome photos he took for us from his joy flight over Shady Camp in early March. Humbug Fishing’s Motherboat looks busy with everyones boats tied on.
by Scott | Sep 21, 2011 | Barramundi Fishing, Fishing Charters Darwin, Top End Fishing
March Creek at Shady Camp in the Northern Territory has always been a great favorite for Barra fisherman, Now even ever popular during the RunOff season (Feb to May), it pays to get your boat there early to get close to the mouth and flick for barra. Always a place...
