King Ash Bay Fishing Club is returning to our Easter Weigh In Competition To be held on Saturday 3rd & Sunday 4th April 2021 ‘Little Ripper Band’ will be playing Friday & Sunday nights Pre-nominations will be available Stay tuned…
Category: ABOUT KING ASH BAY
Covid-19 Update
King Ash Bay Fishing Club is open to anyone not from a current hotspot. As these are changing rapidly please check the NT Coronavirus website to ensure you have not visited a hotspot or had contact with anyone who has…
Staff required for 2021
The club is now looking for suitable applicants to fill the following positions, commencing March: Bar Staff Kitchen Staff Cleaners If interested please provide your curriculum vitae to the secretary’s office by email, post or fax. Email: secretary@kingashbay.com.au Post: Attention:…
Attention: Members, their families and visitors
King Ash Bay Fishing Club, Northern Territory – Welcome!
Right in the heart of Borroloola fishing country, on the banks of the McArthur River With 500 acres of land (under lease from the NT Government) right on the bank of the McArthur River, there is space for many camping…
Club Membership
Interested in becoming a member of King Ash Bay Fishing Club? Unlike many other clubs, we do not actively seek new members and approval of new applications is not automatic. We accept applications for new membership and approve new members…
FISHING AT KING ASH BAY
With a two lane boat ramp, hundreds of kms of sheltered, mangrove lined rivers and creeks and easy access to the Sir Edward Pellew Islands and surrounding waters in the Gulf of Carpentaria, the range of fishing opportunities is enormous.…
PREPARING FOR YOUR TRIP TO KING ASH BAY
At King Ash Bay we are very remote. We are 700km from the nearest traffic lights and 1,000km from the nearest shopping centre. With that being said, we are very well setup here. Many first time visitors are amazed at…
Borroloola Region
While fishing is the main reason people come to King Ash Bay, the region has much more to offer. Considered a lawless frontier town when first gazetted in 1885, Borroloola is now the commercial centre of the region and…
Wildlife and Flora
The McArthur Region is a tough environment for flora and fauna. A long dry season, with long days of searing sun, cool nights and almost no moisture is followed by the hot, humid rainy and sometimes cyclonic wet season. The…