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Saturday, July 4, 2015

57cm Saturday Barramundi #958-959 Maria MJ-1 110F Mud flat at the Channel Island

I went to the mud flat at the Channel Island to fish.
It's a still long drive by my new 150cc scooter to get there.
It's very important to fish at the good timing on the mud flat.

The tide was moving fast.
The water was going out quickly.
The productive fish window was within 30minutes today.
It's hard to walk on the mud.
I picked my way along a walking hard ground with a stick.
The water was shallower than I had expected.
I chose a Maria MS 110F lure having a stream resistance body to suppress air resistance when cast.
This lure had a long flying distance, and capable of achieving its proper underwater posture and action on making a splashdown and after.
Soon, I caught a 57cm salt water barramundi.

July 4, 2015 57cm Barramundi #958
Land based, Darwin, NT, Australia

Barramundi #959

Maria MJ-1 110F

Colour: AYP

Size: 110mm

Where: Shallow water 30cm

Water: Clear - Murky Outgoing

Line: Fins 30LB Braid

Leader: JINKAI 40LB

Knot: The Slim Beauty Knot

Reel: SHIMANO SCORPION 1500XT

Rod: Rod: ST. CROIX Triumph TRC60MF 6'
MEDIUM POWER FAST ACTION 10-17LB 1/4-3/4oz.

Clip: FORCE TEN STAINLESS DUO LOCK SNAPS #3

Action: Twitching

Special rod holder was made without compromising safety by Mr. Callum Gumball of the Scooter Shop.

I could carry the fish without impairing concentration power on driving.

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Saturday, May 30, 2015

54cm Barramundi #953 Maria MJ-1 S110FThe tides were very good!

It was a day of unseasonable cloud and humidity, so the rain turned into a downpour after sunset.

There was something that is unusual.
There were many soldier crabs on the beach at Mindil Beach.

On the other hand, the tides were very good for my land based fishing.
I saw someone caught a nice sized fish and had two good strikings in the morning.

I went home once and back to Myilly Point rocks around 6:30pm.
The tide was going.
The water was clear.
The sea surface was rippled.
The conditions were ideal for my land based fishing.
Firstly, I used Squidgy Pro Mongrel.
Soon I saw barramundi chasing it.
But barramundi was shortsighted and looked twice at a Mongrel.
The lure changing occurred immediately.
I knew that twitching was very effective in the case like this.
As a result, I caught a 54cm urban barramundi on Maria MJ-1 S110F

54cm barramundi
May 30, 2015
Land based, Darwin, NT, Australia

Maria MJ-1 S110F

Colour: Red Gold

Size: 110mm

Where: Shallow water 70cm -100cm

Water: Clear Outgoing

Line: Fins 30LB Braid

Leader: JINKAI 40LB

Knot: The Slim Beauty Knot

Reel: SHIMANO SCORPION 1500XT

Rod: Rod: ST. CROIX Triumph TRC60MF 6'
MEDIUM POWER FAST ACTION 10-17LB 1/4-3/4oz.

Clip: FORCE TEN STAINLESS DUO LOCK SNAPS #2

Action: Twitching

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Sunday, May 17, 2015

Barramundi #950 Queenfish #25 Rockcod #327 Maria MS-1 90F Very clear and cold water.

The tides of May 17 as follows,

05:34am 7.04m
11:34am 2.27m
17:16pm 6.87m
00:00am 0.84m

Today's tides were not so good for my land based fishing.
The water was very clear.
The water becomes colder day by day.

Barramundi are getting bewildered in sudden change of the environment.
The stable water temperature is ideal for my land based fishing.
Even under the condition of a very cold water, they start biting lures once the water temperature became stable again.

There is an exception to this theory.
A small barramundi will sometimes take lures under the condition like this.

I went to Mindil Beach to fish around 8:00am this morning.
Many young people were listening to loud music on the beach.
I went to the rocks near Darwin High School.
Luckily, I caught a barramundi.

And then I went to East Point to fish.
The water was very clear and cold.
I caught a queenfish and two rockcod.
The colour of my lure was selected to be similar to the environment with the very clear water conditions.

May 17, 2015 Barramundi at Mindil Beach
Land based, Darwin, NT, Australia

The rocks near the Darwin High School

Super effective lure for the very clear water

Queenfish at East Point

Rockcod at East Point

Maria MJ-1 90F

Colour: AYP

Size: 90mm

Where: Shallow water 30cm -50cm

Water: Very clear Outgoing

Line: Fins 30LB Braid

Leader: JINKAI 40LB

Knot: The Slim Beauty Knot

Reel: SHIMANO SCORPION 1500XT

Rod: Rod: ST. CROIX Triumph TRC60MF 6'
MEDIUM POWER FAST ACTION 10-17LB 1/4-3/4oz.

Clip: FORCE TEN STAINLESS DUO LOCK SNAPS #2

Action: Twitching

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Saturday, May 16, 2015

Barramundi #949 Maria MS-1 90F It's my policy to break it off with birds who ask for fish.

The water becomes colder.
Bream and Whiting are looking good.
Barramundi are getting bewildered in sudden change of the environment.
The stable water temperature is ideal for my land based fishing.
Even under the condition of a very cold water, they start biting lures once the water temperature became stable again.

There is an exception to this theory.
A small barramundi will take lures under the condition like this.

I went to East Point to fish this morning.
The water was very, very clear and cold.
Luckily, I caught a small barramundi.
The colour of my lure was selected to be similar to the environment with the very clear water conditions.

By the way, an affectionate Jabiru came to me.
It's my policy to break it off with birds who ask for fish.

Jabiru wanted to eat my Squidgy Pro Mongrel with Aussie Herring colour.

After all, I gave a whiting I caught to this big bird.

May 16, 2015 Barramundi
Land based, Darwin, NT, Australia

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Sunday, May 3, 2015

Barramundi #941-944 Maria MJ-1 90F The colour of the lure became similar to the environment under the very clear water.

I went to Myilly Point to fish this morning first before watching boxing on TV at casino.
The water was very, very clear.
I saw an about 70cm barramundi through swimming around rocks under the water.
After all, I couldn't catch any fish there.

I went fishing to East Point next.
The tide was going out.
There were six fish-strikings and then I caught four barramundi.
The colour of my lure today became similar to the environment under the very clear water.