Sentences with phrase «for mud crabs»

Get down and dirty hunting for mud crabs the traditional way with the Walker brothers at Cooya Beach north of Port Douglas.

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Head up Wathumba Creek for some great mud crabs or a spot of fishing, all along the coast from Rooney Point to Moon Point you can catch whiting, nice size bream, dart and good size flathead.

Your catch may include mud crabs, mussels and fish which are cooked up for everyone to share with home - made damper on the balcony of the family home.

Smile at a crocodile, watch and listen the myriad of flora and fauna all around, be amazed by magnificent waterfalls, revitalise yourself after a bush walk in one of nature's secluded pools, clamber on the rocks to collect your own oyster feast, hunt and gather for a succulent feed of mud crabs, cast a line to hook the boat's biggest fish, feel the mystery surrounding the Aboriginal roack art sites.....

The banks are lined with gaping mud holes of the Blue Land Crab, a meaty delicacy much bigger than the Fiddler Crabs nervously scavenging the mud for food.

The banks of Eudlo and Petrie Creeks and the Maroochy River are popular locations for catching mud crabs.

Fish for the great Barramundi, collect succulent Kimberley oysters and catch mud crabs for a nightly feast you will remembers for years to come!

Leaders Creek Fishing Base is located within an hours drive of Darwin turning off at Gunn Point Road and is an ideal jumping point for the Vernon, Melville and Ruby Islands, Cape Hotham and Mouth of the Adelaide River, the Blue Holes or 15 kilometers of sheltered waterways where you will find a wide range of tropical sportsfish and succulent mud crabs.

Get up close and personal with some of Australia's infamous animals and spot the local crocodiles sunning themselves on the sandbanks, or go crabbing for the delicious Queensland Mud Crab.

The brothers teach guests how to throw a spear and demonstrate how to search and hunt for fish, mud crabs and mussels.