Before you head out on your next, or maybe your fist, Barramundi fishing adventure there are some important things to know about Barramundi fishing, like the best time, season, habits etc, which can all play an important part in you having a successful and enjoyable Barramundi Fishing Adventure. I've come up with a list of 10 things I believe are important, and I welcome your input if you would like to add to this list.

One of the best trout fishing locations in the world is right next door. The wild and beautiful islands of New Zealand are home to very exciting and bountiful trout fishing waters.

There are not many wilderness areas in the world quite like The Kimberley in north west Australia. This huge area is sparsely populated and under fished. It has incedible scenery both inland and along the coast and the only way to see this rugged and remote coastal wilderness is by boat.

The Darwin region is one of the best barramundi fishing regions in Australia. And the best time to be barra fishing is the run off period at the end of the wet season. Up to two meters of rain falls across the top of Australia between November and March, give or take a month. Once the rains have stopped the flood plains start to drain bringing loads of food into the rivers where the hungry barramundi and other estuary species such as threadfin salmon lie in wait. What ensues is a feeding frenzy and keen anglers from all over the country and around the world are there to enjoy the action.   

The Great Barrier Reef is a magnet for keen anglers from all over the world. This huge reef system offers an amazing variety of fishing opportunities. It is not just about reef fishing although it does offer some of the best reef fishing anywhere in the world.

Cape York in the far north of the state of Queensland is one of the premium fishing adventures that Australia has to offer. A wild, remote and exotic land the cape is sparely populated and surrounded by a huge diversity of fishing opportunities. Estuary, river, flats, reef, blue water and pelagic fishing opportunities abound.

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The Tiwi Islands are around 80 klms north of Darwin or 30 mins in a light plane. Melville and Bathurst islands are the two islands in the group and both are relatively flat with loads of mangrove swamps around the shoreline.

Fishing in WA is incredibly diverse and rich with hundreds of opportunities over the 20 000 klm of coastline. Not to mention the multitude of rivers and streams. What follows is a list of some of the more popular and productive fishing hotspots in Western Australia.

Fishing in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands is simply world class. There are unlimited opportunities for awesome fishing adventures in wild, remote and exotic locations.