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John: Of course its true. Barra are spawned in the estuaries during the start of the wet season. They then disperse upstream during the wet-season flooding. Anywhere they can swim to, a saltwater croc can swim to also. The crocs can also walk overland to impoundments where barra cannot go. No barra doesn't necessarily mean no crocs! I use the tell-tale signs of tarpon rolling as a general rule, tarpon are visible by their air-gulping behaviour, whereas barra are usually not visible from the shore. If tarpon are rolling, there certainly could be salties there. However, I agree with Bakes. NOTHING would convince me to stand thigh-deep in a billabong or river north of about Tennant Creek! ...unless there was a hundred-foot waterfall just downstream! |