Is it really the case?
In so far as my fishing location, it seems that barramundi won't take lures on our urban shallows while the water temperature is increasing even to compare with the winter season.
I should correct it into a more suitable expression.
Barramundi won't come to our urban shallows in that season.
Probably, the reason is why the absolute number of mullet is small on our urban shallows in that season.
We can't certainly expect more barramundi with a highly active condition under a low water temperature.
In addition, barramundi becomes more cautious against lures in a very clear water of the winter season.
However, barramundi must eat to live and so they will take lures on an empty stomach even in the cold water.
We can expect to catch more barramundi on our urban shallows in June and July rather than in September in that kind of meaning.
For some reason I couldn't catch a suitable number of barramundi in June and July this year.
So, what shall we do with it?
Very easy!
We don't need to push ourselves to catch barramundi on our urban shallows in these above season.
They know where they should go fishing in these above season.
- Mr. Peter Zeroni is an absolutely super fisho among absolutely super fishos and the owner of Barradiction, a 5.8m custom works Eliminator.
- Mr. Matt West is the champion of Barra Classic 2010.
- Mr. Carlo Chonga Esmaquel is a super fisho and my very good friend.
I asked my good friend Chonga to send me some pictures and comments about their recent fishing.
Chonga's comment as follows,
Used Stella 5000sw and Maria jigging rod. Fished with Westy, Jason Deigan, Pete Zeroni somewhere in the blue water.
Chonga caught a nice sized Spanish mackerel.
He was on board Barradiction.
Chonga's Mackerel nummus
☆⌒(*＾-ﾟ)v Thanks!! Chonga.
Please click on the " Fishing of Ranking" link.
Thank you very much.
