Jason Andrews and Rodney Quinton spent twelve months planning this trip. It’s something they wanted to do for nine years.
From Wyndham to Kalumburu join the boys in an adventure of a lifetime, 300nm by sea into the heart of the Kimberley's.
Kimberley Fishing Adventures - Part 2
On the return journey follow Jason Andrews and Rodney Quinton as they travel 300nm by sea from Kalumburu to Wyndham.
Catch the boys as they push all the boundaries in their quest to find the elusive Kimberley Barramundi.
Fish’n’ 4 Wheel’n’ - Noosa to Double Island Point
In this Adventure we take the family along for a trip to Double Island Point one of the best kept secrets on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast.
From surfing to fishing, Double Island Point has it all. So, come and join us and the family on our Fish’n’ 4 Wheel’n’ Adventure.
Fish’n’ 4 Wheel’n’ - Stanage to Shoalwater Bay
In this Adventure we head off to Shoalwater Bay north of Yeppoon in QLD.
Catch up with Jase & Rodo on yet another Fish’n’ 4 Wheel’n’ Adventure to see what they got up to this time!
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Jase & Rodo in the Kimberley's
Complete 10 Part Series
In this 10 part series Jase and Rodo take you to one of the most remote
and hostile places the world has - The Kimberley’s, in Western
Australia. Walcott Inlet is the final destination, but just getting
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. 500
km’s of the Gibb is traveled with with a 2 ton trailer boat which took
around 12 hours before heading down some ‘goat track’ to travel
another 230 km’s to a place called Munja Camp.
Kimberley Fishing Adventures - Part 2
Fish’n’ 4 Wheel’n’ - Noosa to Double Island Point
Fish’n’ 4 Wheel’n’ - Stanage to Shoalwater Bay
In this 10 part series Jase and Rodo take you to one of the most remote
and hostile places the world has - The Kimberley’s, in Western
Australia. Walcott Inlet is the final destination, but just getting
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. 500
km’s of the Gibb is traveled with with a 2 ton trailer boat which took
around 12 hours before heading down some ‘goat track’ to travel
another 230 km’s to a place called Munja Camp.