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Exmouth Wild Prawns

Locality: Exmouth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 438 845 567

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24.01.2022 The team have been busy unloading a fresh supply of wild prawns from Exmouth Gulf. Why not get yourselves a feed from one of our stockists this WA Day Long Weekend!

24.01.2022 5 tips about our Prawns ! #exmouthwildprawns

23.01.2022 Exmouth Gulf is another one of those unique places that allows you to see the stairway to the moon. When this phenomenon takes place, our crews are taking their well earned break. You can see this event tonight, tomorrow and Monday night along the Exmouth Gulf Coast.

23.01.2022 Its finally here! The first Prawn Day of the year. Next Tuesday, 14th July... 10am until 1pm. Prawns bulk frozen raw and cooked direct from the boat Prices from $15 per kilo Minimum 5kg purchase Eftpos only Neale Cove Marina - Follow the signs from corner of Murat Road and Mortiss Street, Exmouth See you there! #exmouthwa #exmouthwildprawns #tigerprawns #kingprawns #seafood #mgkailis #prawns #freshseafood #westernaustralia #straightfromtheboat

22.01.2022 AUSTRALIA'S FIRST NATIONAL PRAWN DAY: Saturday, March 20 will mark Australia's first National Prawn Day, dedicated to the seafood favourite's unique taste, vibrant colour and health benefits. Fun fact: The Guinness World Record for prawn peeling is 21 prawns in one minute. #9News

21.01.2022 Merry Fishmas! Wishing seafood lovers everywhere oceans of joy this holiday season. Well see you in 2020. #sustainableChristmas

21.01.2022 Have you all been missing The Big Prawn? Watch this space for updates!

20.01.2022 The Big Prawn is resurrected! #exmouthwildprawns #thebigprawnexmouth

20.01.2022 The Big Prawn has been resting over cyclone season and keeping out of trouble. Time to get out?

19.01.2022 The Big Prawn is looking great after its makeover. Thanks Exmouth Smash Repairs!

19.01.2022 It is with a heavy heart we inform you of the peaceful passing of our founder Dr Patricia Kailis AM OBE (ne Hurse). A remarkable woman, Patricia was the bel...oved wife to Michael George Kailis AO CBE (deceased) and mother of Maria, George, Amanda and Alex. She was also the co-founder and governing director of the MG Kailis Group and a highly respected doctor well known for her services to medicine, science and the community. Dr Patricia Kailis was exceptional and her love knew no boundaries. Her legacy will live on at the heart of Kailis Jewellery. Rest in peace. See more

19.01.2022 Please note we have changed the date of Prawn Day so it falls in school holidays!

19.01.2022 Don’t forget to get your photos in!

19.01.2022 Dear Exmouth friends, Thank you for all your condolences.. The Funeral Service of Mrs Patricia Verne Kailis will be taking place at the Church of Saints Constantine and Helene on Friday 24th April at 2.00 pm. Due to Corona Virus restrictions, this will be a closed funeral. However, the funeral service in the Church will be Live Streamed here via the Church Facebook Page.... https://www.facebook.com/StsConstantineHelenePerth/ Simply click on the link and press play on the video when is becomes available live at 2 pm on Friday. No Facebook account is required All videos on our page and all live streamed services are available to ALL the public - no sign up, sign in or registration required Eternal be her memory Kindest regards The Kailis Family

18.01.2022 What great photo entries! Thanks

18.01.2022 Mmmm, quick and easy Sweet Chilli King Prawns with Fried Rice. If this inspires you to get cooking with our great tasting prawns visit one of our stockists below. Kailis Brothers Leederville, Seafresh stores at Claremont, Innaloo and Myaree Direct Seafoods OConnor Select Seafoods Burswood... Pilbara Seafood Truck Exmouth Wholesalers See more

18.01.2022 As the sun descends behind the ridge of the amazing Cape Range National Park, our crews are gearing up for another productive night on the waters of the Exmouth Gulf. David Loftus

17.01.2022 Exmouth King Prawn Laksa on the menu to close out another long weekend. Home cooking at its best!

17.01.2022 EXMOUTHS ICONIC AND MUCH-LOVED CRUSTACEAN IS BACK Exmouths BIG Prawn is back following a much-needed makeover and it is now the shiniest cooked Western King P...rawn in the Southern Hemisphere! Made from fibreglass laid over a steel core the piece stands at seven metres in height and weighs impressive 2000kg, which makes it just two metres shy of its quirky cousin in New South Wales! Initially commissioned by MG Kailis, the piece moved from the MG Kailis Gulf Fisheries at Learmonth to its current Murat Road address in 2014, after the Kailis family donated the local icon to the Shire of Exmouth. Keeping it local the much-needed makeover was contracted to Exmouth Smash Repairs, where resident artist Georgia Raymond-Vine re-created the iconic colouring in a nine-hours-non-stop spray paint makeover.

16.01.2022 The new Big Prawn with the original creator Brian Paskins and the new artist Georgia Raymond-Vine. Both Exmouth locals! #thebigprawnexmouth #exmouthsmashrepairs #justanotherdayinwa @ Exmouth, Western Australia

16.01.2022 Go on, you know you want some. FRESH not frozen available tomorrow, 11th March, only at the Fresh Fish Shack, Pellew St, Exmouth.

16.01.2022 Gearing up for the season!

16.01.2022 Here is the winning photo! Well done girls!

15.01.2022 This Tuesday 8th Sept is Prawn Day!

14.01.2022 Great photo girls!

13.01.2022 ....and second place in the Big Prawn Photo Comp! Good effort!

13.01.2022 ECAC is calling all budding YOUTH Artists to submit your awesome entries in this year's EXIBALD Competition! Show us your artistic talents in a 2D Medium Local ...Portrait. $600 in prize money (divided over different age groups) Proudly sponsored by Kailis. DATES TO REMEMBER; ARTWORK DELIVERY DAYS - Saturday 31st Oct, Sunday 1st Nov, Monday 2nd Nov between 10a.m. and 3 p.m. No late entries will be accepted. If you cannot bring your work in on these days you need to arrange an earlier alternative with ECAC staff OPENING NIGHT Friday 6th November, doors open 6.30 p.m. Prize winners announced at 7 p.m.. All entrants, their families, friends and of course the subjects of the portraits are invited as VIP guests, the whole event being open to the Exmouth community and visitors. EXHIBITION RUNS; Opening night then daily from Sat 7th Nov to Sunday 15th Nov 10a.m. 3 p.m. AT THE ECAC GALLERY MURAT RD EXMOUTH ARTWORK PICK-UP DAY. Sunday 15th November 3p.m. 4 p.m. Please make it clear on your entry form who will be picking up your work. See more

13.01.2022 PRAWN TRAWL DECKHAND NEEDED - IMMEDIATE START MG Kailis fishing operations are based out of Exmouth, Western Australia. The Company operates six vessels in the Exmouth Gulf Prawn Fishery. MG Kailis is now seeking a deckhand to work on-board some of these vessels with a view to an immediate start. Whilst experience is preferred, on the job-training will be supplied.... For all enquiries please phone Adam on 0408 604 525 See more

13.01.2022 Which Chrissie dish are you looking forward to the most? . Seven in ten Aussies consider prawns to be a vital part of their Christmas, and nearly half (45%) say... prawns are their favourite festive food, only narrowly beaten by ham (49%). . If prawns are an essential ingredient of your Christmas celebrations, make sure you're choosing sustainably - just look for the blue fish tick. See more

12.01.2022 Don’t forget it’s Prawn Day tomorrow!

12.01.2022 Refreshed from their break, our crews have steamed back into the gulf in some very calm conditions, perfect for a great night of fishing.

12.01.2022 THANK YOU - All positions now filled - IF YOU WISH TO BE PLACED ON A ON-CALL LIST PLEASE FORWARD YOUR DETAILS TO [email protected] CASUAL UNLOAD STAFF REQUIRED... MG Kailis fishing operations are based out of Exmouth, Western Australia. The Company operates six vessels in the Exmouth Gulf Prawn Fishery. MG Kailis is now seeking casual unload staff who are available for commencement this Friday 19th June with further shifts available on Monday 22nd and Tuesday 23rd June. All enquiries to Adam - 0408 604 525

11.01.2022 The State of the Fishery community engagement forum is being held on Wednesday 9 September at the Ningaloo Function Centre. The forum commences at 6.30pm with presentations concluding at 7.30pm. Gain an understanding of how the Exmouth Prawn Fishery is managed and have your questions answered. All the details on the below flyer

10.01.2022 Congratulations to all our team who have worked so hard to maintain such high standards for us to achieve this recognition once again. #exmouthwildprawns Western Australian Fishing Industry Western Australia’s reputation for producing the world’s best seafood has been highlighted with the Exmouth Gulf and Shark Bay Prawn Fisheries again achieving the highest possible global standard for sustainability after being recertified to Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) Standards.... Both fisheries were first certified under the MSC Standard in 2015 when the Exmouth Gulf and Shark Bay Prawn Fisheries first attained MSC certification, demonstrating their commitment to best practice in the seafood industry. They have both been re-certified under the more rigorous MSC Version 2.01 standards, which were introduced in 2018. Achievement at this level has been made possible through the determination of the skippers, crew, fishing companies and researchers along with the support of WAFIC and the WA Government. See more

08.01.2022 We have some crackers already but there is still time to get your photos of The Big Prawn in! Great prizes!

08.01.2022 Know your Aussie prawns: the Exmouth Gulf fleet catches brown tiger prawns, western king prawns, and blue endeavour prawns in the Indian Ocean off the coast of ...the Gascoyne region of Western Australia. Through improvements to habitat mapping in Exmouth Gulf, the fleet has been able to focus its fishing efforts on sandy seabeds and avoid coral reefs, helping to minimise its impact on the marine environment. Exmouth Gulf prawns have been assessed against the MSC Fisheries Standard, and have carried the blue fish tick for sustainability since 2015. : Exmouth Wild Prawns

07.01.2022 Prawn Day today! 10am - 1pm

07.01.2022 This is your last call for entries for our photo competition! Send us your pictures via: - http://bit.ly/BigPrawn - direct message... - post here We're looking forward to your entries; there have been some great giggles already!

07.01.2022 The BIG PRAWN has been on the move. MG Kailis has booked him in for a makeover. #exmouthwildprawns #mgkailis #exmouthsmashrepairs

07.01.2022 CASUAL UNLOAD STAFF REQUIRED MG Kailis fishing operations are based out of Exmouth, Western Australia. The company is currently operating 6 vessels in the Exmouth Gulf Prawn Fishery and we are now seeking some casual unload staff. Dates required at present are Tuesday 21th July 8am - approx 4pm... Wednesday 22nd July 8am - approx 4pm If you are interested in the position please phone FRANK - 0428 421 680 (please no calls between 8pm and 7am)

05.01.2022 There is no Prawn Day tomorrow! Please spread the word.

05.01.2022 Hard at work pampering the Prawn!

04.01.2022 THANK YOU FOR ALL ENQUIRIES, THIS POSITION HAS NOW BEEN FILLED PRAWN TRAWL DECKHAND NEEDED - IMMEDIATE START MG Kailis fishing operations are based out of Exmouth, Western Australia. The Company operates six vessels in the Exmouth Gulf Prawn Fishery. MG Kailis is now seeking a deckhand to work on-board some of these vessels with a view to an immediate start.... Whilst experience is preferred, on the job-training will be supplied. For all enquiries please phone Adam on 0408 604 525 See more

04.01.2022 Come along and find out what happens in the Exmouth Gulf. Presentations start at 6.30pm sharp. Refreshments afterwards while you ask questions. The State of the Fishery community engagement forum is being held on Wednesday 9 September at the Ningaloo Function Centre. The forum commences at 6.30pm with presentations concluding at 7.30pm.... The forum traces the history of the Exmouth Managed Prawn Fishery since 1963 and show the collaborative science-based approach between government and the private sector. The presentation will provide the community with an overview of how the Exmouth Prawn Fishery is managed and give the opportunity to ask questions on practices associated with the fishery.

03.01.2022 Here are the future dates for Prawn Day.

03.01.2022 Dont forget its Prawn Day this Tuesday!

03.01.2022 We have some crackers already but there is still time to get your photos of The Big Prawn entered into the competition......Great prizes! Closes midnight tonight!

01.01.2022 PRESS RELEASE: SUSTAINABILITY WIN FOR EXMOUTH GULF The Exmouth Gulf Prawn Fishery’s reputation for sustainability has been enhanced by certification to the highest global standard, that set by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC). The MSC is the world’s leading science based standard for fisheries sustainability. Exmouth Gulf, along with the Shark Bay fishery, are the first Australian Prawn fisheries to be certified to the MSC’s rigorous Version 2.01 standard (introduced in ...2018). Only four tropical Prawn fisheries worldwide are now certified under Version 2.01. Western Australians can continue to enjoy Exmouth prawns, knowing that they can be confident about its management and environmental performance. The MG Kailis Group has been fishing for prawns in Exmouth Gulf since 1963, and it remains owned by the family. The Group continues to demonstrate its long-held commitment to improving the environmental performance of the fishery. In the last five years this has included co-funding, with the State, an environmental survey across Exmouth Gulf. 127 separate sites were surveyed building on earlier research to gain an understanding of habitat types and their distribution across the Gulf. Dr George Kailis, the Chair of the MG Kailis Group, said ‘there are many challenges in maintaining the enviable environmental status of Exmouth Gulf. With major new developments being proposed for Exmouth Gulf, it is more important than ever that the prawn fishery demonstrate its own environmental performance. Good science enables good management that in turn protects the Gulf’s environment.’ Dr Kailis acknowledged that recertification has only been made possible through the commitment of Group employees, skippers and crew and through the work of researchers and managers employed by the State Government. The MG Kailis Group also acknowledged the support by the State Government for environmental certification, especially welcome in this Covid-19 affected year. Video on Exmouth Gulf see ‘Respect the Wild’ https://www.youtube.com/watch