<p>A fisherman lost his catch to a crocodile in the Northern Territory’s East Alligator River on September 12, much to the shock and bemusement of onlookers.</p><p>Luke Robertson cast a line into the crocodile-infested waters near Cahills Crossing and snagged a 75 cm-long barramundi. However, “just as I was about to get close to the crossing a four-metre croc started chasing it,” Robertson told NT News</a>. “It was the biggest croc we’d seen down there.”</p><p>Seeing the predator close in on his catch, Robertson decided it was best to give it up.</p><p>Cahills Crossing is one of Australia’s most dangerous bodies of water as it is known to be a feeding ground for saltwater crocodiles, according to news.com.au</a>. People have been killed by or stranded because of the reptiles. Credit: Xander Demol via Storyful</p><br />
