Darwin is a fisherman’s paradise, offering some of the best fishing experiences in Australia! Whether you’re chasing the famous barramundi or prefer to explore the tropical waters of Darwin Harbour, the Top End has something for every angler. With year-round fishing and a range of fishing tours suited to all levels, it's no wonder Darwin is a top destination for fishing enthusiasts.
From casting your line in remote billabongs to chartering a boat for deep-sea fishing, Darwin delivers unforgettable fishing adventures. Not only will you have the chance to reel in barramundi, but you’ll also encounter other prized catches like threadfin salmon, queenfish, and snapper. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a newbie looking to try your hand at fishing, Darwin has the perfect experience waiting for you.
Ready to hook your next big catch? Check out our top fishing charters and tours below!
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Looking for even more things to do in Darwin? We’ve got you covered! Check out our top tours and activities below and take your adventures to another level.
Fishing in Darwin is great year-round, but the best time for barramundi fishing is during the run-off season (March to May), when the fish are more active. The dry season (May to October) also offers fantastic conditions for a variety of species and calmer seas for deep-sea charters.
Nope! All fishing charters and tours provide the necessary fishing gear, bait, and tackle. Just bring your sunscreen, hat, and a sense of adventure!
Darwin offers a wide range of fish species, including the iconic barramundi, golden snapper, giant trevally, threadfin salmon, and more. The species you’ll encounter depends on the season and the type of tour you choose.
Absolutely! Many fishing tours cater to both beginners and experienced anglers. The tour guides will provide tips, support, and all the equipment you need to make sure you have a fantastic day on the water.
In most cases, yes! Many fishing charters allow you to keep the fish you catch, but some have catch-and-release policies depending on the species and sustainability practices. Make sure to check with your tour operator before heading out.