Episode list

Jase and Simon are back, and this time they are heading right to the middle of Australia. They have a mission from a museum to find an old survey marker, and along the way the boys get to test out their new gear, discover some historical spots, and meet some new friends.

Jase and Simon roll into Birdville and fill up every spare container with fuel before starting their 500k trip across the Simpson Desert. Towing extra gear means they may burn.

Jase and Simon are heading north following the Old Ghan line to Alice Springs. Along the way they come across an old water tank which was an essential part of the train history. After a resupply in Alice, the boys move on to Katherine to trade out a new piece of gear that they've been working on back at the shop. They're going to need it to complete their mission for this leg of the trip, which is to replace a stolen plaque at the site of the terminal border post location on the Gulf of Carpentaria. Getting there is going to be the the hard part with water and sandy patches to cross. Moggy proves that size matters when it comes to avoiding getting bogged in the sandy areas, but the lighter D-Max has the upper hand when it comes to the salt pans and mud flats. There's also delicious Lemon Lime Pie for dessert, bush bubblegum, slithery creatures and more.

Jase and Simon head to Roper Bar to meet up with their mate Jesse, a zoologist who specializes in salt-water crocodiles. They set up a base at Big River where station owner Daniel has called in for help relocating a couple of nuisance crocs which present a danger to the animals and children at the station. Any good trap needs a bit of bait. Feral pigs roam the area destroying wetlands and spreading disease to stock, so the decision is made to cull a couple to stop one menace while removing another. They move to the first spot where it's said a 3 metre croc lurks. The boys set up the trap, and Simon does his best croc impression to see if their handiwork will do the job. Satisfied that the bait is set, the only thing left to do is wait. The next day the boys have gotten a tip from the chopper pilot that there is a secret fishing spot past a locked gate. The harder it is to get to, the better the honey hole. So they take the trucks as far as the end of the track, before unloading the quads to get even further towards the pandanus-lined river system. Even then, they have to trek a bit on foot to get to the freshwater fishing spot to flick the lures. After two days, the trap has done its job, and the team gets Chompy into the truck to relocate him to a creek with access to the Roper River. Then it's back to camp for a chicken curry in a hurry. Later that night, it's time to find the big boy causing trouble. Armed with a harpoon, a flashlight, and a couple of ropes, they leave their sanity at shore and head out in a tiny tinny. Will they meet their match out on the water?

Jase and Simon are back with their mate Jesse in search of the huge croc that's been reported in the area. But the terrain is a challenge for both their 4WDs and even the lighter ATVs, and there are more boggings than ever before. Along the way, they happen upon a new piece of gear abandoned on the beach. After a little sprucing up, they find a spot to launch and give it a test drive despite the ever-present threat of crocodiles in the area. What could go wrong? Jase makes up a crusty berry damper to enjoy around the fire.

Jase and Simon launch the brand new Sea Jay Big Boat and head out to Port Roper in the Gulf of Carpentaria. Locals say that there are plenty of remote islands and creeks to check out, so the boys unpack their fishing gear and try their luck with some heli-fishing. They also meet up with Vu, a local crabber who has an interesting life out on the coast.

Jase and Simon travel to Nhulunbuy and from there take the big boat to Groote Eylandt while the trucks travel over via the barge. Then they drive from Alyangula to Marangala Bay. There's plenty to explore along the way. Don't miss this adventure.

Jase and Simon wake up to another beautiful day on Groote Eylandt, and they head off with Constantine and the boys to do a bit of rockfishing. With spears and hooks, they have to compete with the sharks to bring in the queenfish. Constantine takes them down to another special spot which shows the history of the Makassans and Groote Eylandt, but getting there involves some driving down the beach with some digging in the sand and winching to add to the fun. There's also sea turtles and snakes, brekkie damper and fish on the fire.

Groote Eylandt traditional owner Constantine takes Jase and Simon to a remote lake for some fishing. Despite strong winds and rough waters, they're rewarded for their efforts before a daylight trip through the rock country.

It wouldn't be a trip through the Territory without a stop to see old mate Rhett at Lorella Springs. With over a million acres, there's always something new to see, and Rhett has a mission that he believes only Jase and Simon would dare tackle. There's more exploring and bog-filled adventure ahead as the boys spend on last episode Tackling the Territory.