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Lyndon and Angela anchor KALLI in the Berkeley River, Kimberley, to fish for barramundi and explore local waterfalls.0:25 The crew uses a dinghy equipped with a Starlink terminal to navigate the river and access freshwater creeks.0:46 Fishing efforts with lures yield a Queenfish, which is released, but initial attempts to catch barramundi prove unsuccessful.7:21 To supplement their catch, the crew deploys four specialized nets and two crab pots baited with chicken necks in a freshwater creek to trap prawns.4:58 After leaving the gear overnight, they retrieve two freshwater prawns.14:25 The crew eventually lands a small barramundi using a lure in the river.14:54 They prepare the prawns for a meal after failing to secure a larger catch.14:30 The Berkeley River features significant tidal water level changes that impact fishing conditions and access to the upper reaches of the river.

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