Perfectly located in the Gulf of Australia's Northern Territory, Limmen National Park is a fishing paradise. Before heading out on your adventure, make sure to get a fishing licence. The park is home to prized fish such as barramundi and mangrove jack, often found in mangrove-lined creeks. Other sought-after species include giant trevally and jewfish, typically found in deep channels and around river mouths, as well as queenfish, blue salmon, and golden snapper, which inhabit tidal rivers and creeks.

Finding the best fishing spots can be a matter of luck, but some reliable areas include Munbililla (Tomato Island), which offers excellent river access and toilet facilities for comfort. A pro tip is to cast your lines during small tides when fish are more active. For a more rustic experience, Port Roper provides a rugged, unspoiled area to catch large barramundi and other species like groper, salmon, and jewfish; however, beware of unpredictable tides. Other productive spots include Towns River and Limmen Bight River.

While fishing in Limmen National Park can be a blast, there are a few essential tips to keep in mind. Use a medium to heavy rod with a strong line to improve your chances of successfully reeling in a big fish. Be aware of natural hazards, such as saltwater crocodiles, which are present in all waterways. Always stay vigilant and maintain at least a 50-meter distance from the water.