YOUR CHANCE TO HOOK $1M PRIZE

Want a chance to reel in $1 million?

Keen fishers have a chance to bag serious cash during the Northern Territory’s Million Dollar Fish competition, which is on until the end of February.

One hundred barramundi have been tagged with $10,000 prizes and one special barra is swimming around with a $1 million tag as part of the competition.

Yellow Water Billabong is the centre of activity for Kakadu during the current “green season”.

The green season encompasses three Aboriginal seasons: Gungmeleng, the pre-monsoon period, Gudjewg (monsoon) and Bang Gereng, which usually arrives in March bringing a clear sky to the region.

With cruises operating throughout every day, it is also a great time to see Kakadu’s remarkable wildlife at different times.

The season offers experiences for visitors as thunderstorms build in the afternoons, dry land turns green, streams begin to run and the new breeding season starts.

Visitors can book a sunset cruise and then enjoy the sunrise cruise the following day for $36 a person, which also includes a full buffet breakfast at Cooinda Lodge.

Sealed roads make most of Kakadu’s prime attractions accessible throughout the green season.

Spectacular rock art can be viewed at Nourlangie, and hundreds of bird species along with crocodiles and other wildlife are active on the Yellow Water Billabong.