'Knot Stoppin' Night Fishing Charter - Darwin

Cena od AUD 350,00 AUD

Trvanie: 5 Hodín (cca.)
Poloha: Cullen bay , Northern Territory
Kód produktu: KSNC

Our Night Charter offers an action-packed fishing adventure, taking you up to 20 nautical miles offshore to some of the best fishing spots in the region, including Bass Reef, Fenton Patches, and Fish Reef. Perfect for families or anyone wanting a quick but exciting fishing experience, this charter departs from Cullen Bay Ferry Terminal. We’ll use a range of techniques to target a variety of species, such as Black Jewfish, Golden Snapper, Coral Trout and more. Get ready for a few hours of non-stop action on the water!

Trip Details:

- Departure: Cullen Bay Ferry Terminal – 3:30 PM (*please arrive 30 mins prior)
- Return: Approx. 8:30 PM
- Minimum: 4-6 anglers required

Important Note:

Night Charter Times may vary depending on tides, as we always schedule our charters around the best tidal conditions to give you the best chance at catching fish. If there are any changes to the timing, we will notify you in advance.

Step aboard Knot Stoppin', our 9m Preston Craft, built for speed, comfort, and an unforgettable fishing experience. Powered by twin Suzuki 250hp engines, it's one of the fastest charter boats in the Top End, getting you to the best fishing spots quicker—less travel time, more fishing time!

Your day will begin with a safety briefing and trip plan, outlining our target species and locations. With our highly experienced skipper and deckhand, you’ll be in expert hands.

Fishing Techniques Used:

- Jigging
- Bottom Bouncing
- Trolling
- Sight Casting

What’s Included? Everything!

- Afternoon tea & cold drinking water (BYO alcohol – cans preferred)
- Quality rods, tackle, bait, ice & eskies
- Onboard toilet & full-length canopy for shade
- Fish cleaning, filleting & bagging (Catch & release optional)

For a small additional fee, we can freeze and pack your fillets in airline-approved boxes, ensuring safe transport home. (We strictly adhere to NT fishing regulations and bag limits.)