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Hooked_On
15-11-2006, 08:05 PM
Went to monduran Today in search of the Barra, (as I caught the bug last week four fish between 70-90cm) with the strong NW winds blowing and with storms on the horizon, spent all day searching for something to show interest in our lures but no show....??? wondering if anyone else has caught in a strong NW wind ?????
Found good warm water way up the main river system near the tree with a H on it looks a great area too but maybe the Barra are not up that way at the moment????
setthehook
15-11-2006, 08:17 PM
I would have thought the fish would be biting their buts off with all the storms..... Main basin, sea anchor and flick at the wave washed corners would have been ya best bet....IMO
Mate,
NW, SW, NE, SE, E, W, S, N, what ever, every time I plan a barra trip it blows, and as a bonus I bring the rain with me as well.
Story of my life is "You should have been here two days ago" or "Next week they will come on with the moon".
Over it.
Just tell myself (as the wind blows the swag into the next site) there is no bad time to catch a barra, the best time to fish is the time youre there, wont catch a fish sitting around the camp b & m., make the most of your time etc etc etc.
cheers
Brian
MORFIN
16-11-2006, 04:53 AM
Hooked on,
use the wind to your advantage try fishing the bays where the wind blows into.
PETE MATE.
Hooked_On
16-11-2006, 07:19 AM
Yep tried all that. used the edge of the dirty water in the shallow in the drop offs etc wind blown bays that is why I tried the back of the dam but just no luck.... But still what a place to be in strong winds!!!! always agreat day fish or no fish just wondering how other people went
setthehook
16-11-2006, 08:19 PM
may i ask what lures you were useing?
Ozwald
19-11-2006, 05:14 PM
As the other bloke in the boat last Wednesday two of the lures that we used were a classic pro 120+8 gold mullet/gold daz/red stripes and a predatek viper in pink and blue, the majority of the other lures had a black/gold pattern and I think they were all Tropic Angler lures.
regards
Oz
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