We all know that in this day and age of modern technology, we can say and do almost anything as far as marketing goes. But the very best form of marketing is "word of mouth" from a happy client, one willing to tell you how it is, and prepared to put their name to it.
And so I'm going to let Mal Shultz "tell it like it is", or more to the point, how his group found us!
"Hi Les,
A little late with our photos of some good fish caught on
our last expedition under the guidance of your team of Terry, Ian and Mark the
resident on board chef, but better late than never.
We normally do not repeat our fishing trips as there are so
many places to discover and enjoy. However after last year when 5 of us
had a fantastic time catching Barra, Jack, Jewfish and many other species,
four of us guys from Taree in NSW decided to make an exception and
revisit Aurukun and the Pikkuw.
Obviously catching fish is the great attraction. However
there are many elements to a great fishing holiday and catching fish is only
one of them .
Its larger than life up here! |
Firstly there is the wonderful experience of being in a
truly remote and largely uninhabited part of Australia. We all love that
and it seems like a common thread in all our fishing expeditions. We also well
appreciate and acknowledge that it is a privilege to be allowed to fish in
these traditionally owned waters. .
The boys are cruising! |
Trent Jennison , pictured here with Noel Gilmour |
Noel Gilmour with his very own! |
Terry and Ian never stopped exploring their favourite spots and kept striving to ensure we caught fish despite a slower season to last year. Their persistence was rewarded to our delight with several large Barra being hooked around and above the one metre mark. Trent Jennison, pictured here with Noel Gilmour, topped the class with a 1.2 metre monster and I later joined the club with a 1.04 m Barra. Rob Moore had caught a 1.02 metre Barra last year and a 93 cm Barra this year. Noel also hooked a couple of one metre “horses” this time but was outgunned into the mangroves.
Terry Holman is obviously a very conscientious guy, a great
guide and managed all daily matters with quiet precision and good humour. Thank
you Terry.
All in all we can thoroughly recommend a fishing experience
to Aurukun and Aurukun Charters.
There is a great temptation to pay another visit sometime in
November when we believe the bar is raised even further at this great fishing
location.
Thank you to all involved in this charter.
Mal Shultz, Noel Gilmour, Rob Moore and Trent Jennison
Taree NSW."
I can assure you that I have changed nothing in the above text apart from removing a couple of spaces between words......how good is that!
And just to top it off, Mal proves that he has a sense of humour too with this little "explanation" of why mates will go on a fishing trip and do silly things Ha Ha!
"You
might note a pic of all of us wearing orange hats. Our first year was our
initiation of casting into tight spots .The amount of times we cast into trees
with Terry and Ian having to yank lures out was enormous. As the leaves would
fall Terry said we were worse than the defoliant Agent Orange!
The official "Agents Orange"....lovely guys! |
Subsequently
we had caps made up in Orange with an embroided tree and fishing rod with a
lure up in the tree and big letters say “Agent Orange” on the front and Aurukun
Fishing Charters on the back. Terry was invited to take the micky out of
the worst casters of each charter. He kept them for our second visit and thus
the picture."
Good as GOLD! |
So, when are we going to see YOU up here?
Kind regards, Les & the Pikkuw Team
www.aurukunfishingcharters.com