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Deep-Sea Fishing & Hidden Rock Art | Sailing KALLI
September 13, 2024 · 25 min · 5K views · Australia
What this video covers
The crew of KALLI anchors at Ruff Point to bottom fish and explore coastal rock art.0:05 Using a double-loop dropper rig, they catch a northern jewfish, a finger mark, and several nanagai.1:01 After fishing, the crew takes a tender to a remote cliffside location to locate ancient rock paintings.8:53 Accessing the site requires navigating through dense vegetation and avoiding green ant nests, which are prevalent in the area's boab trees.13:05 The rock art gallery features numerous ochre-based depictions of goannas, barramundi, and human-like figures, including dot-style paintings.16:52 The crew notes that the site is difficult to find and requires following specific landmarks, such as a prominent boab tree near the entrance.21:31 They return to the boat to prepare a meal of fresh, crumbed fish.24:19
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