Gday mate 👋 I’ve never caught a GT myself so probably not a lot of advice I can offer you there unfortunately. And also since we’re very commonly on the move as we travel around the country, I have fished a fair few spots but I’m never really around long enough to work them out which can be a bit frustrating and again make it difficult to give helpful advice 😂 Happy to share what I can though! I caught a pretty decent tuna land based at 1770 and have heard of good Spanish Mackerel caught there although that’s probably a bit far south. As we moved up the east coast I found the water from about Clairview up to around Port Douglas to be pretty consistently murky. Not sure if that’s typical of that section of coast or not and don’t know what water GTs prefer but I assume it’d be harder to get on to them with poor water clarity. I loved Cape York and had the most fishing action up that way, although It’s a fair slog up there so if you’re looking for a fishing trip specifically, you might find the journey up there chews into too much fishing time. I hooked fish at Roonga Point and The Tip up there (didn’t land much though as you would’ve seen 😂) and have also heard good things about Seisia Wharf. Cooktown might be worth doing a bit of research on. Less of a mission to get to than the northern section of the Cape, but still plenty of good fish kicking around. I caught a few decent mackerel there and saw a heaps consistently getting caught off the wharf, although no GTs in sight. Personally if I was planning a GT mission and was set on land based and North Queensland I recon I’d look into getting a boat out to one of the islands along the reef and land based fishing from there. Sounds like a lot of effort and it probably is, not sure what’s involved logistically or permit wise either, but I think that’s where I’d start looking. If you haven’t come across it already, Briggsy Sport Fishing is a channel that does a lot of wicked landbased GT missions from islands which might help with your planning. Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful mate but I hope that helps a bit. All the best with the fishing mish and cheers for the support 🤙

I wish there was a cool story behind it but it just kind of came about without much reason and then I did my best to make it stick as I think it’s the coolest nickname ever 😅 Thanks for the comment! BadGaz says hello! 🙂👋

Hahaha that’s it mate. I dont want to turn BadGaz into MadGaz that’s for sure 😅 Thanks mate, spent a bit of time working out where to best store things, it’s worked out fairly practical 👌

@@Hazardbone They are bloody awesome aren’t they. I can picture the extra space already 😅👌

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@@GeordieGringo thanks for the kind words mate 👌✌️

Thank you for the continued support and engagement mate! Always cool to hear from you in the comments section and glad to hear you're still enjoying them. Cheers legend!

Thanks mate! Thanks for checking in and following along ✌️

Much appreciated mate! Love that you’re both regularly following along and enjoying them. Keep on keeping on we shall! Thanks again ledge 👍✌️

Gday Rob! 👋 Thanks for the support and the feedback mate! Good to have you onboard ✌️🤙

Gday mate 👋 Thanks for the message. A hard question to answer really haha but I’d probably put them at about a 6/10 on the slippery scale. I’ve certainly fished from both less and more slippery rocks. Obviously the ones with water splashing on to them or the ones lower down which are more often under water seemed slipperiest. With that being said besides the part where I was jumping around after the fish I felt pretty stable. Was able to find a few pretty big flat dry rocks which I spent most my time on. Honestly I found the walk to the fishing spot sketchier than the spot itself. Certainly not a place to take lightly. You could always pop in to the Agnes Water tackle for some more up to date info, they seemed pretty helpful in there. Hope that helps legend, All the best with your trip ✌️

Happy to hear it mate! Glad you’re enjoying them. The Adkenture thongs will be missed 😅 Appreciate you following along and dropping a few comments to. Champion! 👍

Pretty hard to have a bad time in such a beautiful place 👌 Thanks for watching Tommy, much appreciated mate

@@eliksjid That makes sense! Thanks ✌️🙂

Nothing a far as fish go mate. Plenty of evidence of people having fished the river though. Hopefully you get onto something 👍

Thanks mate! I’m happy to catch any fish honestly 😎

Ahhh mate I don’t think they ever had too much to worry about with my fishing skill 🥲 thanks for watching legend. Much appreciated!

Gday mate 👋 it’s a Toyota Landcruiser Troopcarrier

It’s been a long time in the making but we got there! Iconic fish and iconic spot 👌 The trucks cruising beautifully mate! Thanks for watching and for the comment 🤙

Bloody loved the colours on that peacock! Thanks again for following along and for the comment mate. Much appreciated. Glad you’re enjoying ✌️

Snags everywhere hey haha. I didn’t do too bad only losing one 😅 Thanks mate! 👍

Thanks Tommy! Nice to get on to a few for a change 😅

Thanks dude! Much appreciated 🙌

G'day Helen 👋 Thanks for your comment and feedback. I had read the Cape being described as a wilderness area, although what you're saying certainly makes sense. A beautiful spot to live none the less! I bloody enjoyed my time there and can't wait to come back already. Cheers ✌

Gday mate 👋 Not as many places to fish on the way up as I was expecting but I was up there towards the end of the dry season last year. From south to north the main spots I fished on the way up were hann river, coen river, archer river, and the wenlock just before Moreton Telegraph station. Heaps of places to fish north of the Jardine crossing though towards the top. I’m not exactly sure of the map book unfortunately as I don’t have it with me at the moment. I think it was the Hema Cape York Atlas & Guide though. My main go to map book is “Camps Australia Wide 11”. That things a ripper, theres an app associated with it as well. All the best if you’re heading up that way mate. Beautiful part of the country. Cheers for the comment ✌️

Thank you I appreciate that! Welcome aboard 🙂

Ive certainly heard of worse Saturday night plans! Thanks for watching mate 👍👌🙂

Thanks for the tip 🙂

Honestly can’t think of a better name for a solar panel 😂 Thanks for watching mate, glad you got a laugh out of it✌️

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Thanks mate I’m glad you’re enjoying them! 🤙 Safety doesn’t take a holiday as they say, gotta play it safe sometimes. Hahahaha you might be on to something there, maybe even a better option than using a termite mound 😅 Thanks for watching and for the comment legend! Much appreciated.

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Thanks! Glad to hear it 🙂

You’re a good man Tommy thank you mate 🙌

Gday Rob 👋 All good on our end mate, alive and well!

Cheers Tommy! Appreciate you watching and glad you’re enjoying mate 👍

Hopefully someone 🤷😅

Hey Jodie and Daz! 👋 Thanks for watching and I'm glad to hear you're enjoying! We found that the east coast was built up enough (with the exception of Cape York) that we were generally not too far from toilets and showers. We use an app called WikiCamps to help locate public showers, and also found that truck stops and big servos often had showers for free or for a small fee. We do also have a basic shower set up which we occasionally use for a quick rinse. I've run through that set up in a previous video which I'll link below, so feel free to check that out if you wish (starts at 2:43). We have a collapsable rectangular tub which we can use as a sink for washing dishes. This packs up really flat and lives behind our white chopping board which you can see is mounted on the front of the left drawer. We've gotten better at using less over time though and sometimes even wash dishes within the pot we've cooked with 😅. Deciding what to take and working out how to fit everything in certainly took some time. We got there eventually though and I love the set up exactly how it is 🤙 Thanks for the comment! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIrFhneeatKJpsk

G'day mate 👋 Daiwa TD Black Slugger rod (think it's 8ft, 6-10kg), 5000 Shimano Stradic reel, 30lb Tasline braid, about 50lb leader down to 5/0 gamakatsu circle hook (i think). It was a while ago haha

It’s a pretty handy spot! Glad you enjoyed it 😎

Thanks for following along mate, much appreciated! I’m glad you’re enjoying. Plenty more to come 🤙

Thanks for the advice mate, much appreciated 🙌

Thanks for watching Tommy! Glad you enjoyed it mate 🤙 R.I.P to the mighty Prevail indeed 🥲