Fishing Denham Flats for Dinner | Driest River on Earth??

EPISODE 2 - Fishing Denham Flats for Dinner.
In this episode, we spend the last days with our good freands (the Fish's) around the amazing Flats of Denham. Our goal was to explore Eagle Bluff, find a camp area and catch Dinner for the hole tribe.
We also explore one of the most spectacular river stations on the West Coast, which is possibly one of the Driest rivers on earth.
Tune in for plenty of fishing, adventure and great memories.

[@manna6618]

Really enjoying these vids man, geez I love our northwest!

[@coastalfishingmayhem]

Cheers legend! I'm 4 eps behind and it only gets better 🤙🍻

[@rush.gang.fishing]

living mate, awesome spot there! the pop up tent cracked me up man iv had some battles with those things haha!!

[@coastalfishingmayhem]

Mate if only I could show the whole dummy spit 🤣🤙

[@vickirees3293]

Another amazing one Matt, looks amazing, hi girls xx

[@craigdsilva8966]

Mate wicked times with the fam haha 100% relate trying to cram as much fishing in there as possible keep up the great content 👍

[@andyk8322]

Loving this
Keep this content coming
Family n I love Denham
Monkey Mia etc
Def time flys when your up there 🤙🤙🤙

[@cookscatapults]

Hahahahahahaha

[@ianmoone2359]

Nice vid.
Tip for you. Don’t publish video of handling protected wildlife.
The moment you pick up the blue tongue, in your hands - that fits the definition in the Wildlife act of “to take, to have in one’s possession”.
And the Max fine for that is $10k.
I get it that you’re doing “the right thing” by getting it off the road so it doesn’t get run over.
But from a Wildlife Officers point of view you’ve just published to the public domain all the evidence needed to download and use against you in a prosecution, as a deterrent to others doing likewise.
The Wildlife Officer doesn’t even have to leave the air conditioned comfort of his office to secure a conviction.
So what you do is, yes, you film it to add interesting content to your channel & yes you move it off the road, using a spade to slide in under it - so your not handling it, and you film it to your hearts content.
Heck if you simply MUST handle it, then either edit that bit out before you upload the video or just don’t film that specific few minutes.
Speaking as a retired wildlife officer, I’d hate to see you lose $10k in a fine, that’s a lot of UA-cam revenues needed to replace a $10k hole in your bank balance.