shout out to all the amazing people living on Gudang Country at the tip of Australia. What an amazing place! Thankyou for having me, I cant wait to come back. This was another amazing day with Brad from Karvan Coffee (jump on the leafbeanmachine.com.au and buy some beans if you like coffee) foraging and catching our lunch and taking in this beautiful place. Then catching up with the boys for a little adventure / catch and cook. I hope you all enjoy it. Thanks to Tred for keeping us out of trouble this season. You can get yourself some tred recovery boards at tredoutdoors.com See you all next week. #crocodiles #australia #wild reaches #fishing #fishing cape york #barramundi fishing #indigenous australia #aboriginal culture

Old Mapoon.. What a crazy story this is... Sit and listen to the story and enjoy the journey as these two Warranggu Men, Jase and Eli take me around their traditional country in Mapoon , Far Northern Australia showing me all their traditional foods. Hunting everything from Mudcrab to Green Turtle in preparation for a huge cookup with the families. If youre after Wild Reaches Merch, salts or hunting gear check out Wildreaches.com

Im back! with Episode 1 of the Badu Island series where I fly to the Torres Strait with all I can carry and do my best to live off the land and sea whilst learning all I can from the locals. Catching Crayfish by hand was challenge number 1 and I FAILED! haha luckily they've agree to take me out again. Come back for that one! All new merch over on our website www.wildreaches.com/shop Adventure shirts, caps, knives and spears its all there. Thanks legends

At the very tip of Northern Australia / Cape York is the top end of the Great Barrier Reef. A vast ocean of Crystal Clear waters, islands and the odd boat with a few Aboriginal men out hunting turtle or diving for fresh seafood. I was so lucky this day to be invited out with a few of the local fellas to chase some Monster crayfish, TURTLE and shoot some fish. This was such an epic day on the water, again learning about their culture and their connection to these waterways and the process of learning all this and passing it onto their children. Their life revolves around hunting for food, like it always has for their people. I couldnt end the episode without a big cookup on the beach either. Cant beat fresh crayfish and and Grassy Sweetlip for dinner! If youre after one of the hand crafted short spears their over at wildreaches.com/shop Huge thanks to Alex, Windsor, Jeffo and Colin for taking me out and showing me the ropes. See you all next week

We're deep in Cape York in an Aboriginal community of Lockhart River for their first dance festival in 50 years. Paytham Malkari. This is a very interesting insight into what this practise actually means and how its fit into Aboriginal life, culture and an intricate lore system for so many years. Huge thankyou to the people of Lockhart River for having my family and I at the festival and for allowing me to share this special event with the World. It was an experience I will have with me for the rest of my life and so will my children. Ill be back real soon! Footage from the 1973 Lockhart River Dance Festival was produced by Ronin Films. Lockhart River Council gave Wild Reaches a copy to utilise for this Episode.