THE KIMBERLEY || The Most Spectacular Fishing Destination in the World

In this week’s new release episode of Fishing Addiction Season 14, Mark Berg surprises Darwin local, Blake, with a trip aboard Cannon Charters fishing the Kimberley region of WA. Lucky Blake was home the second time we knocked on the door, otherwise he would have missed out on the fishing adventure of a lifetime.
Blake must catch 15 species to win the Fishing Addiction challenge, one of which must be an elusive Blue Bastard!
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[@jfajz1]

That was awesome, Blake. Well deserved! -your neighbour, haha

[@kelliehundt]

Awesome going Blake!! Lots of excitement and fish activity!! 👏🏼👏🏼 doing great so far!! Looking forward to seeing part 2 🎣👍🏼

[@burpler]

love the show mark, keep it up.

[@baldtopeagle]

very cool ,what a place,congrats Blake. strange i filled out my nomination form last night and put Kimberley fishing as a favorite spot. have to say it's cool watching from the comfort of my lounge to😅😂stunning part of the world

[@Hookedonwildventures]

Mark, the Kimberley is definitely our top spot (despite we love the NT fishing, of course) but the amazing isolated islands, access to fresh water and incredible wildlife certainly makes this stunning place unbeatable! You certainly have to go! 😊

[@chefcamsey1375]

😊😊 great work

[@KR00BIN]

Sick feature cars Blake! (Your other neighbour) 😂

[@SG-Gody]

Thanks Mark for a great show. Hoping to become a member soon. ❤ From Western Australia

[@jonnewton5929]

I couldn't go on 1 of these trips. 1 im not a member. 2 I would have to take a few home (alot really) and I'd probably throw someone in the drink if they said no. 😅

[@gregcolemam7149]

never never smile at a crocodile

[@brendonlehmann9253]

Old guide Mick stiffing him on the species is a bit average..

[@donpaterson2397]

pretty keen to keep a halve eaten fish. Bacteria goes through the meat and it goes mushy if frozen. Eaten straight away probably ok. but nah, each to their own.