Long time fisherman and media professional, Charlie Micallef is available to produce a top quality video recording of your fishing adventures in the NT.
A short version of one of Charlies video's
Group bookings can have a permanent record of their trophies and adventures in the wilderness of the Top End throughout the duration of the safari.
Charlie uses Sony high-definition cameras, and your DVD will be on a 16.9 format, will run for approximately 30-40 minutes, enough time to relive all the action. Your Darwins Barra Base (Customer DVD ) comes in a specially designed cover, only available for Darwin's Barra Base Customers. And is signed by Allan Beale and Charlie Micallef

Sailfish Bonanza in Darwin Waters
When you land fish like this sailfish, or giant metre-plus barramundi, there's nothing like having a quality video to back up your bragging rights. :)
The video costs of $800 per Safari plus Charlies airfares from Melbourne , accommodation, food and drink (no alcohol) can be shared amongst the group.
Charlie Micallef is a Fishnet Proangler who has spent many years filming many people catching their fish of a lifetime. He has produced his own series of DVDs, "Savage Seas Adventures", and runs a fishing guide service where he also features this fantastic offer.
Make no mistake Charlie Micallef will capture the special moments of your day with Darwin's Barra Base.
For more information on Charlie Micallef and Savage Seas Adventures logon to www.savageseasadventures.com.au

Charlie Micallef
Charlie has made a name for himself as a pro-reporter on Fishnet.com.au over the years and then turned his hand to making local fishing DVD's about snapper and gummy sharks. Recently he joined the ranks of Salty Dog Films. His underwater diving skills, camera experience and good old fashioned charisma make him a valuable asset to the fishing/media industry - both in front of and behind the camera.
Tune into Charlie on Friday morning's in Melbourne on 97.7FM and on Saturday morning, SEN 1116AM and on 94.7FM The Pulse and hear what's going on around the Port Phillip, Bass Strait and Western port
Mark Berg Fishing Addiction TV Show filming of his 10 species Challenge was a great success. We thank all that participated and assisted us in this. This Challenge will be aired on Foxtel’s Lifestyle Channel across Australia in January/February 2011. A shortened 3 minute version will be placed up on our website for all to see, once all filming has been edited etc and is provided to us from Mark Berg
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May 2010
Booking seats now will avoid missing a place on a 2011 Barra Run Off Safari with Darwins Barra base. Now three great purpose built boats allows more people to experience the fantastic barramundi fishing available during the February to May Barra Run Off season in the Northern Territory.read more...
Jan 31st 2010
Mark Berg Fishing TV Show to be filmed over 3 Day Safari 23-25 June 2010. This will be aired on Foxtel's Lifestyle Channel across Australia. Be part of the action, we are taking bookings now for a group of 4 persons on the second boat. Full Safari Start dates here..
Call us on (08) 89450376
2011 Run Off
The ultimate Barra Fishing Safari, based on a Mothership at the mouth of the Mary River, provides 5 OR 6 days of fishing most people only dream about. Read more...
Your hosts – Heather and Allan Beale have lived in Darwin for over two decades. They know the Territory and pride themselves on making every visitor feel a special part of their family.