LATEST NEWS!

Barra Madness has taken delivery of their new purpose built fully surveyed ZX190 Skeeter, powered by a new Evinrude E-Tec 150HO hp.

At rest the skeeter is like fishing from a wharf, with stability and fishing space like no other.

OUR GEAR

Packages:

Barramadness sports fishing is 100% flexible to meet your requirement but tailored to meet best times to be fishing.

Extended charters, week long fishing and anything in between can be catered for.

In the cooler months charters generally start at midday and complete just after dark.

In the warmer months early morning charters or lunch , mid morning or mid afternoon. Charter times will depend on availability.

Night fishing and full moon trips can be catered for.

If you're unsure of when the best time to go is please contact your guide.

Accommodation can be arranged upon request free of extra charge, at either Willowgrove on the water or Benaraby Hilltop motel.

Benaraby Hilltop Motel
Single $77 double $88 per nite
Ph 07 49750211 (Check rates at time of booking)

Willowgrove on the River
Self contained cabins start from $80 per nite
Ph 07 49750163 (Check rates at time of booking)

Meals are provided at Hilltop as well as motel style accommodation, or Willowgrove's fully self contained air-conditioned cabins may be more convenient.

Charter price includes pick up and return to accommodation and Gladstone airport.

How much?

An all inclusive 6 hour fully flexible day on Awoonga with Barramadness sports fishing means all you need to bring with you is an open mind.

The cost includes:

  • Airport pick up (if required)
  • Lunch, snacks and beverages
  • Sunscreen
  • All tackle requirements rods reels lines lures (see gear)
  • Tuition
  • A Barramadness cap

Package Costs  

Day 1

Subsequent Days

1 person

$400 pp

$350 pp

2 persons

$350 pp

$300 pp

Adult/Child (under 12yrs) Packages

$500

$300

Discounted rates for repeat consecutive bookings. Consecutive trips means you can apply what you have learned and fine tune new skills.

What do I bring?

Comfortable, practical clothing and footwear. Consider that water glare burns easily so wearing cool, light long sleeve shirts is a good idea. Essential is a quality sun hat along with a good pair of polarised sunglasses. Our guide recommends Mako fishing sunglasses.

Digital camera. The boat has a resident camera if you don't own one, and pictures can be emailed.

Can I keep a barra to eat?

Unlike their saltwater cousins, impoundment barra are poor tablefair. An emphasis on catch and release does not mean that you cannot keep a barra to try for yourself; however cleaning and filleting equipment is not carried onboard.