This is an easy question to answer for someone who has caught plenty of Barra before. The answer is PERSISTENCE. But persistence is only useful if you are putting yourself in the right places in the right conditions. For a novice fisherman who is looking to catch more Barramundi, youRead More …

Found all along the top of Australia in warmer waters, Barramundi are the iconic fish of Northern Australia. Barramundi live in both fresh water and salt water. Fishermen target Barramundi in coastal rivers and creeks as well as inland ponds, billabongs and impoundment dams. Often dams are stocked with BarramundiRead More …

When considering the best time to catch Barramundi, there are several different meanings it could take: – What is the best time of day to catch Barramundi? – What is the best time of the tide to catch Barramundi? – What is the best time of year to catch Barramundi?Read More …

No matter where you are fishing for Barramundi in Australia, if you are using life bait, then there is a universal standard for the best bait. The best bait to catch Barramundi is live mullet. Live baits are very productive when Barramundi Fishing because they put an injured fish underRead More …

Barramundi are tough fish, and they can grow very big. The worst thing in the world that can happen is if you hookup to the-big-one that you’ve been searching for and not have the right tackle and gear to back you up and land the fish. When choosing the bestRead More …

I wont spend too much time writing about this, becauae I have already made a good video on the Best Barramundi Fishing Lures. Lures are all about personal opinion and Barramundi will take almost any lures under the right conditions. If I’m flicking lures, I like to use soft vibeRead More …

Every fisherman has their favourite tide. Mine is a run out tide. And I have a great reason for it. I find the best tide for Barramundi Fishing is on a run out tide, when the baitfish that have been up small creeks, gutters and mudflats are forced to comeRead More …