Sep 30, 2026 · 1 hr 36 min · 12 segments
🎣 NQ FISHING SHOW PODCAST — HELI FISHING FOR BARRAMUNDI IN KARUMBA! 🚁🐟 This episode is packed with barra, big Gulf stories, hard-earned local knowledge and plenty of fishing tips and tricks!…
What are your thoughts with the shark problem? What's your idea of it?
In the last couple of years, we've noticed more and more I suppose you're starting to see black tips and little whalers in the sticks.
And you look out of the corner of your eyes, you're looking going, it's a barra over there.
Where we lost that one, I would never have thought there'd be a decent enough shark to one bite.
I mean, I've sort of said with sharks, there's certain areas, like when you look at Hegarty Point, the shark areas, the population there has increased.
But my take on that is that the fact that they've now become accustomed to it, and I've always sort of said to people, look, when you think you go to a spot and you catch a barra, you catch a barra's barra and release – because they're good fish, you release them – Think about it, you walk past a fence and the dog's in behind the fence and then you're pulling the piece of steak behind you.
Fourth day he's already worked out, he's coming, I'll be outside waiting for him to get the steak.
where.
The schools in the river and places like that, when you look at the Herbert out the front of Cairns, the sharks are there.
Yeah, as soon as you either go to the skull, drag them in and be prepared to put as much herd as you can on and drag them in and then get them back into the shallows, release, and off you go.
What are your thoughts with the shark problem? What's your idea of it?
In the last couple of years, we've noticed more and more I suppose you're starting to see black tips and little whalers in the sticks.
And you look out of the corner of your eyes, you're looking going, it's a barra over there.
Where we lost that one, I would never have thought there'd be a decent enough shark to one bite.
I mean, I've sort of said with sharks, there's certain areas, like when you look at Hegarty Point, the shark areas, the population there has increased.
But my take on that is that the fact that they've now become accustomed to it, and I've always sort of said to people, look, when you think you go to a spot and you catch a barra, you catch a barra's barra and release – because they're good fish, you release them – Think about it, you walk past a fence and the dog's in behind the fence and then you're pulling the piece of steak behind you.
Fourth day he's already worked out, he's coming, I'll be outside waiting for him to get the steak.
where.
The schools in the river and places like that, when you look at the Herbert out the front of Cairns, the sharks are there.
Yeah, as soon as you either go to the skull, drag them in and be prepared to put as much herd as you can on and drag them in and then get them back into the shallows, release, and off you go.
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