Saturday of June 16
It's very windy.
I went fishing to Channel Island.
I was thinking that I needed a cowling for my 150cc scooter which could effectively suppress an air cutting sound while driving.
I stayed and fished at Channel Island for 2 hours.
As might be expected, the fishing results were very poor.
And I hesitated about which fishing location to go with, Mindil Beach or East Point.
Finally, I moved to look for good-tide timing to Mindil Beach.
I thought that my decision was correct when I arrived at Mindil beach.
The wind in the upper sky was strong.
But the sea-surface wasn't wavy.
It's a typical situation in our dry season.
I waded through a knee deep water to a good place for casting lures.
The seawater was murky.
Be careful when entering our waters!
I had to watch my step, or else I would trip on the rocks or step on the stingrays.
A 8'6" long fishing rod was a handy to take on this situation.
The progress in technologies of fishing reels, fishing lines and lures also has given my land based barramundi fishing an amazing casting-distance of lures.
As a result, I caught and released a 52cm barramundi on Squidgy Pro Mongrel 90mm Aussie Herring colour.
The size of barramundi is a lottery in my usual fishing locations.
It is much less muggy in June than it was our wet season.
In addition, I'm not concerned about a lightning strike while fishing.
I love our dry season.
Lure: Squidgy Pro Mongrel
Size: 90mm
Colour: Aussie Herring
Where: Shallow water 30cm - 50cm deep
Water: Murky / Incoming
Line: Surfix 832 30lb
Leader: Black Magic 40lb mono
Knot: The Albright Knot
Reel: Shimano Chronarch G 150HG
Rod: Redington Model CPX868C2 8'6" Medium Action 8-15lb 1/8-1/2oz
Clip: Force ten Stainless Duo Lock Snaps #2
Lure action: Steady retrieve
Please click on the " Fishing of Ranking" link.
Thank you very much.
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