Many anglers made efforts to apply their individual skills to catch a metery barramundi there.
However, it's by no means easy to catch a meter sized barramundi there.
I heard that Mr. Mykey Cambell caught a metery barramundi recently there and so asked him to send some information of his metery barramundi fishing to me.
He readily complied with my request.
I received an email from Mr. Mykey Cambel.
Hi Hiro
Sorry to have taken so long to get this to you. I have been very busy lately.
I hope that you are recovering well from your surgery and well done getting out and catching fish again!
This is the 103 barra I caught at Shady Camp last week.
She was caught land-based from the salt water side of the barrage itself at 11:30pm on a weedless soft plastic towards the bottom of a dropping tide.
When she struck she ran hard taking out nearly all of my line before I was able to turn her. She jumped four times and fought very hard. After fifteen minutes I was able to land her and after a quick couple of photos I released her back into the river.
I am very excited about this capture which is my biggest barra to date.
When fishing the barrage at night fishermen should remain vigilant as crocs are plentiful and unpredictable.
Many thanks and kind regards
Mike
☆⌒(*＾-ﾟ)v Thanks!! Mykey.
Place: The barrage of Shady camp
Water: The salt water side
Time: 11:30pm
Tide: Outgoing
Lure: Weedless soft plastic
103cm Saltwater barramundi
April 29, 2014
Land based, The barrage of Shady Camp, NT, Australia
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Thank you very much.
