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Harry Butler – Fishing Spots and the Gulf Habitat

October 29, 2010 by Jim & Harry Leave a Comment

Ningaloo Harry Butler 1 250 Harry Butler – Fishing Spots and the Gulf HabitatHarry epitomizes the best of the North West, having lived and fished the Exmouth Gulf for many years, he combines a genuine appreciation for the land and environment with a ready sense of humour that together capture the uniqueness of this amazing area.

He is just one of the exceptional characters of the North West of Western Australia. Harry guarantees that you will join the long list of fishermen that return to Exmouth and the Gulf each year to catch and enjoy the best fishing adventures you’ll ever experience.

Harry will even help you to get the evidence of your catch for the world and your mates and family at home to see it on-line and on this site.

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The Gulf Fishing Lodge Goes Live

October 8, 2009 by Jim & Harry Leave a Comment

The Gulf Fishing Lodge Goes Live and is now in situ! Located at the mouth of the creek.

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The Wilderness Island

November 2, 2008 by Jim & Harry Leave a Comment

The is the home for Ningaloo Harry for 10 months of the year

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The Peak season is nearly over…

October 26, 2008 by Jim & Harry Leave a Comment

The peak season for Exmouth and Coral Bay is April through to the end of October. July is particularly busy for this area with availability limited. So if you are thinking of visiting the Ningaloo Reef in April, July and October  PLEASE be sure to pre book your accommodation.

This includes campsites – please note that bush campsites within the Cape Range National Park CANNOT be booked and are allocated on arrival only.  A little bit of forward planning could be the difference between a short stop or the time of your life.

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