Aerial view of fish traps near Bayley Point (Shore FID 9938, NESP TWQ 4.13)

Aerial view of fish traps at Bayley Point in the Gulf of Carpentaria. These traps are only exposed at low tide. These particular traps have an arc shape and are made from stone. Oysters have grown over the rocks cermenting the walls together, giving them a white colour. Fish are speared in these traps and crabs and oysters are harvested from the walls. 

This fish trap has an identifier of AN:A01 in the Indigenout Cultral Heritage Database. 

For access to the full imagery collection see Gulf of Carpentaria Mangrove Aerial Shoreline Surveys 2017 & 2019 (NESP TWQ 4.13, JCU). 

This image has a shore FID of 9938 from the 2017 survey. Its location can be viewed on this interactive map.