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  1. #16

    Re: Awoonga Ladies

    Just a little girl pete caught today
    Kids need models, more than they need critics."
    "In youth we learn; in age we understand."
    "I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand

  2. #17

    Re: Awoonga Ladies

    Have you given those pet Barra's a name yet Trev?

    Adrian

  3. #18

    Re: Awoonga Ladies

    awoonga - ta - i agree on the boring trolling. i asked the question cause there aren't many trees in your photos and my experience at faust, monduran, and to a lesser extent teemburra involves casting around the timber. what structure are you fishing? weedbeds? lillies? sunken lantana? rocky banks? flats?

  4. #19

    Re: Awoonga Ladies

    Screaming eagle,
    All those locations you mention hold barra at Awoonga. All in the same day you can catch barra at all those types of places you mentioned. Yesterday I visited 9 locations and caught barra at all but 1!
    6 different types of ground were fished. Lillies, trees, flats, rocks, weeds, open water. Barra live in almost all places in Awoonga, in any direction from the ramp.
    # and one more point, if you are trolling correctly, it is far from boring as you need to focus on your job! Yes, trolling is boring if you just cast out a lure and drive around!!!!!!!! Trolling is a specialist job,, it involves the understanding of depth sounders and how to interperate displayed images correctly, it teaches you how, where, and why fish hold up in certain areas and at certain times of day. It helps you understand how lures acquire their working depths and how to maximise your chances in relation to lure diving capabilities, buoyancy, and troll technique. Understanding bait habits via trolling and sounder utilisation, is a bonus as well. Your eyes should be glued to your sounder, 24/7! Walking your lure over snags is an art that needs to be learnt, just like casting lures! Efficient trolling is keeping a lure near barra's strike zone at all costs! We troll for a reason, not for the sake of it. Casting sometimes can't get lures in the zone where barra are holding up! Trolling is an essential tool for barra fishing, fresh or salt,
    It is far from boring! Understand barra movements, and you will involve trolling as part of your fishing repertoire!
    Best of Luck,
    Johnny M
    Lake Awoonga Guided Barra Fishing Charters

  5. #20

    Re: Awoonga Ladies

    Looks like l just got told.....
    Kids need models, more than they need critics."
    "In youth we learn; in age we understand."
    "I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand

  6. #21

    Re: Awoonga Ladies

    there there Trev i'm sure you'll be ok

  7. #22

    Re: Awoonga Ladies

    Beautiful fish there guys congrats

  8. #23
    bosso
    Guest

    Re: Awoonga Ladies

    awoonga went off today with lots of little barra hittig and following the lures. all up i got a 38cm 58cm and a 60cm. thanks to whoeva lost a halco 150 as that caught all my barra

  9. #24

    Re: Awoonga Ladies

    TREV,
    No intention of "Being Told" was meant by the post.
    Trolling is a very important fundamental in understanding the barra fishery. Much can be learnt from the practice. It is a different style of fishing, and by no means everyone's cuppa Tea!
    Put that smile back up hey!!!
    Johnny


  10. #25
    bosso
    Guest

    Re: Awoonga Ladies

    did any one get any big barra today/tonight

  11. #26

    Re: Awoonga Ladies

    How about 95 101 and 112 all after dark....
    Kids need models, more than they need critics."
    "In youth we learn; in age we understand."
    "I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand

  12. #27
    bosso
    Guest

    Re: Awoonga Ladies

    did you go out today before 3.00pm

  13. #28

    Re: Awoonga Ladies

    Bosso,
    Barra yesterday from 11am onwards, all sizes ! First fish was 1100mm, at 11.11 am.(all the elevens) landed 9 or 10 from 650 to 1140mm for the afternoon. We saw more year classes yesterday than i have ever seen before. 70's,80's,90's were common. Mixed with the larger and smaller fish, it was an eye-opening afternoon. The future looks great! Was off the lake before sundown. It was blowin' yesterday. My accompanying mate dropped 3 good ones, he uses barbless hooks quite often. It costs you fish in the long run!
    Johnny M

  14. #29
    bosso
    Guest

    Re: Awoonga Ladies

    i was out there and started catching my 3 barra around 11am. any tips on where to land a big one.

    oh and watch out of the big king brown as he likes to supprise you and strikes at your testicles. he is near the island in the middle of the dam.

    gives you a mad addrellin rush.

    you wouldn't haven to be in a quintrex boat with a 25hp and electric bow mount would you

  15. #30

    Re: Awoonga Ladies

    Sounds like one of my boats.....
    Kids need models, more than they need critics."
    "In youth we learn; in age we understand."
    "I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand

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