Australia’s Deadliest Fish!

In this video we are doing something different! Exploring both fresh and brackish waters for Australia most iconic or famous fish! The Barramundi. However it is not so easy as just fishing... Where these fish live is also habitat to saltwater crocodiles, river dwelling bull sharks and deadly snakes! Watch this video till the end for the full Australian fishing experience.

Fishing reels used Daiwa Revelry and Daiwa Saltiga. A long with Daiwa Saltiga braided line and fluorocarbon leader.

[danchazz]

Keep up the great content Cavy I’ve been watching for years my boy yeew

[noiztrauma]

"This is not safe for crocodiles, but i'm gonna do it anyways" is the most australian thing i've heard in a while

[blueringoctopuss]

The other day I hooked up to a massive tire. After an hour of a drag pulling, rod bending battle I finally got it to shore, and right as I reached for the net it broke my rod, reel, and popped my line. Then I slipped and fell in the river. A cop came and gave me a $100 ticket for swimming in front of a NO SWIMMING sign.

[crygoattt]

hey cavy personally i love these type of videos and think you should definitely continue these as its a good break from all the GT and psycho island fishing and there super chill and feel a little more personal which as a viewer i think is great! also love your video titled "I Drove 2000 Miles to Fishing Paradise" as its similar, driving and showing spots and exploring! tight lines cavy! would also love to see more creek and estuary fishing!!!!

[kalihipalama]

The setting, overcast weather in varirous areas, dangers, sharks in fresh water, various types of fish, big ones too, made a creepy and awesome video brah!

[buffoonoutdoors]

Awesome video and drone shots! Never stop exploring.

[hookedoncatchin]

If you want more hookups with topwater keep your rod tip high and when the fish strikes drop your rod tip to give the fish slack so it can take off and eat the lure or turn with it and count to 2 and then swing into it. Keep up the great vids🤘🏼

[jed]

Awesome episode! I’d love to see a series of Cavy fishing urban/rural canals and streams. Incredible seeing the Bull shark in that rocky freshwater stream, not to mention the sneaky crocs! One of my favorite videos yet!

[CharlieDoesFishing]

inspiring stuff, got me hyped to get out, get fish and get content

[oHmockingbird]

Dude this is such a good video! I really loved this type of exploring video, especially in fresh water. The bull shark that far up was insane, especially up waterfalls and small rapids! Tight lines.

[Laniobrien]

One of my favorite vids of yours, just very interesting part of the world, and to think little water holes like that holding so many awsome fish, very cool fishing.

[tsparks]

Another great vid from Cavy, aka "Bill Dance from Down-Undah!" I know how special it is to hits those spots when casting. It's clear you're at the top of your game rn. Love seeing those precise casts!

I would've left the lip on and twitched the lure from left to right on top.

[tylercannon]

Hell yeah! Good call on the power bait. The best trout tournaments happen on stocked swimming pools like this

[scottburk]

Thanks for the adventure Cavy! It's nice to be able to see through your eyes places that I could never get to expirience. Take care, stay safe and blessings to you Brother!!!❤😊

[BasicFishingNZ]

those bara top water smash near the lily pad was sick to watch. very cool to see this style of fishing. really awesome. i'm surprised that they didn't get hooked most of the time. that tarpon was a cool bonus catch. amazing to see that small bullshark in freshwater. it may not have been a topwater bara but it was great see you finally land the golden bara.

[LORISGOFISHING]

Wow new landscape new fish : perfect sunday afternoon watching this 🤙

[CavyFishing]

What do you think!! Am i the luckiest, or the unluckiest fisherman alive? Lol

[olanderdecastro]

Reminds me a lot of fishing in South Florida where I live. Canals and creeks with multiple species of fish including some non-native tropical species, stopping by the side of road, tossing top water lures then quickly changing to soft plastics, walking through the bushes and a bunch of crocodilians. But, our crocodilians are American Alligators who don't, as a rule attack humans, not like salties at all that seem to like Australian human flesh! Great video mate!

[fishingoutsidethebox]

Really enjoyed this style, and this inland setting. It’s more widely relatable. Great stuff Cavy!

[NTXT]

54:52 Omg MONSTER on 8 lb light gear, way to go, man. I wanna go to Australia now. Bucket list. Great outing and video. I've never stayed this long for a bank fishing video. Until this one. Thanks, man.