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Cheers mate 👍 you’re right, can’t get enough of the place 👌

Thanks legends 👍 hope Derby is still treating you well, and you’re looking after yourselves 👌

Cheers mate 👍 hope you’re getting onto a few yourself 🎣

Means a lot coming from you guys 👌 legends, cheers 🎣 have to restock on lures again soon

Think I’ll keep it as the main intro in future 👌

Cheers mate. The episodes could really use some professional Ben Broady photography 😉

It’s been a hot minute hasn’t it 😂 cheers mate, hope you enjoyed it 🎣

Has a bit of a Tarantino feel 👍

Cheers mate, glad you enjoyed it 🐊

The Wallabies have no idea how much danger they are in 😂

Rough guess….. 4-5 metres 🐊

Keep River, Northern Territory Australia 🇦🇺

No answer for the first question. I wore the face mask at the time due to being sunburnt. Gets very hot up here in the build up season and you need to cover right up 👍👍

Hey mate, I lived up there for 4 yrs. Let's put it this way, if you go swimming in the rivers up there there's a good chance it'll be the last thing you ever do.

Very true 🐊

You can't Predators use ambush They ain't gonna circle around you to let you know. You mostly likely gonna get snatched underwater before you realize what hit you.

Why would you take your dog in such dangerous waters? Sad how dogs always pay the price for their owners' carelessness.

Prior to the 1970s, saltwater crocodiles had been extirpated by hunting throughout much of Australia, but due to legal protection by Australian authorities in that decade, the species quickly expanded and began to reestablish itself in many former parts of its range. Consequently, many people that had grown used to certain waterways not having crocodile populations in previous years would increasingly encounter them in those places during the 1970s and 1980s. These days, it is very rare but not outright impossible to even find them as far south as Carnarvon, Western Australia and south of Brisbane almost to the Queensland-NSW border.

@abhishekkemkar0905 the dog followed me in . that's what dogs do and that dog swam in that river like me for 12yrs before that happened .what a stupid thing to say

I would of shit myself did you get out quick

I have done the same thing 😬

0:50-1:00 u can see a small Bullshark, yes. :P

As opposed to the land crocodile?

@@n-yw6xo exactly 🙃👍🤣

There are so many big crocodiles in the Ord that we can’t be sure. We do believe Maximus is the big croc with a cow in one of our other videos 👍

We always call this Croc in the video Maximus as all the other crocodiles kept their distance. We are unsure, because there are so many big bulls in the river and have definitely seen bigger 🐊

We just named him Maximus in the end. There were a few big crocs around, none of them wanted to mess around with his dinner and were cautious of him. Big Croc 🐊

@@SaltyHookups is it the same Maximus?

Hey mate, no Brown Water Classic for me this year, but I’ll book it off in advance for next year. Hope you had some luck out there 🎣👌

Usually gets mistaken for a Daly River NT video going around, but this is Northern Western Australia 👌🐊

Dry Season (around May) 👍🐊

@@SaltyHookups Thanks for your answer mate 🙏

There are a few shirts in the works, however the skeleton design isn’t one of them. Definitely worth considering in the future 👍

You’re definitely right 👍 I found one last one when I got back home. There are a few places I’ll travel to in the dry season to recover some other lost lures 😂 hope you enjoyed the episode 👍🐟🎣

@SaltyHookups haha nice one mate. Yeah great video thanks for sharing 👍🎣

Cheers mate, hopefully many more to come 👌🐟🎣

Yeh, I realised I had to be more comfortable in front of the camera to help with context. Still heaps of improvement to go. Hope you enjoyed it 👍👌 heaps more to come 🎣