Australian Sportfishing Charters

Australian Sportfishing Charters offer sportfishing in remote East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory for the iconic Barramundi. Imagine emerging yourself in the vast, untouched beauty of Arnhem Land and Barramundi fishing in rivers that support abundant life throughout the food chain.

Capt Dan can take you places which will captivate your senses with an experience of a lifetime.

This family-run business is like no other, two sportfishing charter vessel business in Australia. With 25 years of experience, you will be casting lures or testing and amazing yourself as you connect with the surrounding unique wilderness. We pride ourselves on being 100% family-owned and operated and with a genuine passion for fishing and a strong desire to seek out the untouched pristine waters that Australia has to offer. We know the best of the best locations for Barramundi fishing from Cairns to Darwin, in the most Northern part of Australia.

We cater for clients locally, nationally and internationally and treat everyone on board like the family they become. Our network has grown from strength to strength and it is a real reward to see the same faces on board year after year. From 9-year-old juniors to 80-year-old seniors, our regulars to our newcomers experienced to amateur, we would love to see you on board our next charter to catch the fish you have always dreamed of.

During your stay experienced crew of professional fishing guides, and catering staff will see to your requirements. While our chef will attend to your hunger pangs with mouth-watering menus. Fresh fish prepared so many different ways that you will not know which is your favourite dish!!! Five Star service, good wholesome meals, luxury live aboard accommodation, purposed built sportfishing vessels, lots of laughs and camaraderie with crew and other anglers. You will not be disappointed.

“FROM TOP END BARRAMUNDI AND ESTUARY FISHING TO BLUE WATER AND BIG GAME CHARTERS CHASING MARLIN, AUSTRALIAN SPORTFISHING CHARTERS IS ALL ABOUT MAKING MEMORIES”