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Cahills Crossing Fishing is a fishing access point in the lush Top End — ancient Kakadu wetlands, thundering Litchfield waterfalls, and some of the most biodiverse landscapes on the planet. The Territory is world-class barramundi territory — but depending on the spot, you might also land threadfin salmon, mud crab, queenfish, or golden snapper. Best fishing is during tide changes, especially on the run-out. Close to Darwin with easy access. ⚠️ CRITICAL: Saltwater crocodiles are in ALL NT waterways. Never wade, never clean fish at the water's edge, stay 5 metres from the bank.
Barra hunters, boat owners, early risers
No vessel or licence
1-2 hours on site
Oct-Apr
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Oct-Apr
• Crocodiles present in all NT waterways
• Swim only at croc-monitored locations
Distance
nullkm from Darwin
Drive Time
5 min
Best Season
Oct-Apr
Rating
No reviews yet
• Crocodiles present in all NT waterways
• Swim only at croc-monitored locations
Distance
nullkm from Darwin
Drive Time
5 min
Best Season
Oct-Apr
Rating
No reviews yet
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