2011 Easter in Noosa Everglades

This is one of the most special places we camp and fish, I believe Noosa Everglades is unique in the world.

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The road is a river

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And the road is full of mud

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River almost out of its banks

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Fully loaded canoe, two people fit in also

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Arrived with all the gear

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Catching Bass on the Upper Noosa

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Easter Bunny made an appearance

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Wheres my dinner?

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Lovely bass fillets

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Lovely dinner for the bush.

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Yum Mum this goes well in the tum

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The Reflections are stunning

Damn I go my Lure Stuck

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Goanna

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Which way was it to the Pub again

The access to the area we fish is by non powered craft and the length of river we fish is more than twenty five kilometres. We seldom see other people fishing, we do see other people using the river for other kinds of fun, it is a great adventure for the backpackers with camp sites one to three giving access to the big sand blows and providing basic toilet facilities. The rest of the camp sites have no facilities and so you have to take everything with you and dig your own toilets. If you can’t shit in a hole is probably not the kind of camping you will like.

This journal is about our Easter 2011 trip up the river, a time the river was the fullest we have seen it and provided some surprising results.