Night Fishing with Ancestors follows members of the Karrabing collective as they move through coastal landscapes after dark, engaging with fishing practices that connect everyday survival with ancestral presence. The film approaches nighttime not as absence but as a space of encounter between the living and ancestral worlds. Through quiet observation and conversation, fishing becomes a way of listening to the land and sea. The act of gathering food is also a reaffirmation of belonging to country. The film foregrounds relational knowledge passed across generations, where ecological awareness, memory, and spiritual presence shape how the community navigates contemporary pressures on land and livelihood.