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Welcome to All 4 Adventure

 

We are extreme adventurers and love nothing more than pushing the boundaries and taking it where no-one has been before.

The Kimberley Region of Western Australia being one of the most remote and spectacular parts left in Australia.

This place can turn from spectacular to deadly in a heartbeat. From man eating crocs, to killer jellyfish and thousands of hungry sharks.

The raging 30 foot tides that swallow up small boats and the hundreds upon hundreds of kilometers of isolated coastline that remained uninhabited.





We venture into this place in our small boat by ourselves, relying only on our skills and our equipment.

Having spent a lot of time over the years exploring the region, we decided to put it on film.

In September 2008, after planning for more than a year, we started an adventure that took us on a 300 nautical mile journey into the heart of the most remote region of Australia.

Check out our latest thrilling adventure as we take you to a place that will blow your minds.

We rassle crocs and sharks , catch big mudcrabs with our bare hands, and plenty of big fish

 

 

 

            

 

 

Jase & Rodo Have a new T.V show on Aurora

 

Jase and Rodo are a couple of modern day adventures they travel into some of the most remote places in Australia.
Where these boys go there are no tour guides there are no charter boats. They travel through these places on there own.
From 100’s of km’s of dirt roads and extreme  4wheel driving  to 100’s of km’s of ocean travel they show you what Australia has to offer.

In this 10 part series Jase and Rodo take you to the most remote and hostile place the world has.
The Kimberley’s of Western Australia is just the place. Walcott inlet, just to get in there is an adventure in itself.
First they travel from Noosa in Queensland 3800 km’s to the Gibb River Road in the kimberley’s. Then 500 km’s of the Gibb with a 2 tonne trailer boat.
It’s a 12 hr trek off the Gibb River Road, down some goat track to travel just 230 km’s to a place called  Munja camp from they launce their tinnie and travel 40 km’s
up the Walcott inlet into the Isdell river.

The Wolcott inlet and rock bars are know for there dangerous 11m tides and huge Barramundi. Make a mistake here and it could cost you your life.
But they don’t stop there they tow the big boat to kalumburu and launch into Napier Broom Bay, and it’s 100 km’s of the Kimberley coast line they explore
to show you this spectacular area.
From catching huge Kimberley mud crabs buy hand and the elusive Meter plus Barramundi. They discover a world war 2 plane wreck and do some bush cooking in some
awesome places.

So don’t take my word for it watch the show Wednesday nights on Aurora 183.

The first show starts at 7:30pm on Wednesday the 17th of March 2010 - Don't miss it!.