couple of pics of a recent camping trip.

[otis.drum]

no bows sorry guys, no game taken. just a few pics of nice little spot called the Wenlock Falls.

a pig was seen, a number of fresh water croc slides and one salt water croc. heaps of barra, saratoga and sooty grunter caught. a few tarpon and a good feed of cherabin.

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[Bill]

Nice, I'm very ...you have taken some very over the top pictures, I just wish I could be there, sooooooo sad ............Bill

[Gringa Bows]

Nice pic/s , last one looks yummy.

[cave_canem]

Hey, very nice pics. That Canon does an awesome job.

Mick

[clinton miller]

the upper wenlock is an awesome place. pm me for some billabong co-ordinates on the same station. it's good!

[otis.drum]

you talking about secret spot and managers?

[Stickbow Hunter]

Good photos of nice spot for a dip on a hot day.

That Canon does an awesome job.

Of course it does Mick, it's a Canon.

Jeff

[otis.drum]

yeah a splash in the shallows... but there are still big salties up in this area. even if it is nearly 200km for the sea. we saw one on the upstream side of the falls.

[Stickbow Hunter]

Yeah mate I should imagine it would be in the shallows; I'm not real game when it comes to those big lizards.

Jeff

[Bill]

WHAT ...

we saw one on the upstream side of the falls.

well I'll be.................
I didn't know that they could get up, up the top side of any water falls.

So I gather you were all, way up a lot further.

And that last picture is making me hungry. (they even make good Yellow belly bait.)

[otis.drum]

yeah the barra like them too.

crocs generally get upstream of falls during wet season when the falls are flooded and they can just go around. there are not a lot of spots crocs don't get to on the cape. and you'd be shocked at how small a pond of water they need. big enough to sit in is big enough to live in for a croc.

as you'll see in the third photo i like to adopt the rule of 'put the wife and dogs in the water for a while first'

[Bill]

'put the wife and dogs in the water for a while first'

A wise and a gentleman, allowing them to test the waters temp as you said first

[Benny Nganabbarru]

Nice country!

[bigbob]

Grrrrr.