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Retrac,

Top suggestion thanks, wish I had thought of that earlier and saved myself some typing. Refer to the text/links below.

Start with the video on this page, Andrew Ettinghauser actually gives you a brief peek at a the quality of reefs that are prevalent in the GOT exploration tenements.

http://www.sportsfishingadventures.com.au/home/groote-eylandt-nt

Promo text from this same site

The island is on the western side of the Gulf of Carpentaria close to the Northern Territory mainland. Surrounding the island is a marine environment with fabulous reef systems and rich recreational fisheries. Over 50 different species are caught in the pristine waters at Groote Eylandt.
The best word to describe the fishing around Groote Eylandt is DIVERSITY.
Light tackle, reef fishing, fly fishing, popper fishing and jigging are all popular. Barramundi, GTs, Queenfish, Salmon, Emperor, Cod, Snapper, Mackerel,Coral Trout, Barracuda and many more are commonly caught. The choices ar endless. Spend some time targeting Barramundi and Mangrove Jack in estuaries and then move offshore to chase game fish such as the majestic Sailfish and mighty Black Marlin and finish the day on the amazing reefs that surround the island. The system consists of large patches of coral reefs, drop offs and bommies, all ideal habitats for reef dwellers. At dusk and dawn and with a maximum tidal movement of only 2 metres the water clarity offers fishing enthusiasts the opportunity to enjoy some great sight fishing on the flats.

From a Dive Club Site

There are many offshore islands within easy reach of Darwin. Marine life particularly invertebartes are prolific. The Vernon Islands just north of Darwin, regions of Melville Island, off the remote Coburg Peninsual, the remote Bathurst and Wessel Islands to the east of Darwin and Groote Eylandt in the Gulf of Carpentaria.

http://www.scubaaustralia.com.au/ntoz/sa.shr/intro/7001
Divers in a Chat room
Hye mate,

Why would you wanna dive here when you've been in groote eylandt...lol.

http://www.extremespearfishing.com.au/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1028

Another Promo Video for ET Sports Fishing Lodge

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_IrU7e0b7w


Photo of the ocean centre of this page (left of photo of flag) is typical of what you see from shore, the dark patches are coral reefs.

http://www.templetonia.com.au/unreel/Package-Groote-Eylandt-NT.htm

Just Google Groote Fishing and work your way through the list. Many of these sites show the large numbers of fish to be caught around the Eylandt. Of course the reason for these large numbers is the pristine reefs below that provide habitat.

Hope this helps,
Regards
M4M