On a Sunday morning me and my mate Rhett launched our kayaks off a bank at the kiosk side off the causeway. We first dropped off the crab pot to a mangrove coated bank where I flicked a prawn coloured soft jerk bait and my mate used a Sebile crankster. He got a hit and run on the third cast which left the lure savagely scratched. After having nearly no luck after that we trolled bibbed minnows over to a mangrove creek area. We both threw out a baited line and flick
kayaks at a stop to explore the surrounding area for hidden structure that keen bara live in. |
ed lures on a lighter rod. On one of the first casts of the crankster hooked up on a nice little barra which was quickly released. The crankster got a few more hits without hook ups while the softies were left untouched. Rhett swapped over to a 95mm magic swimmer cast it out and made the lure dance and jiggle through the water resulting in a nice 56cm barra. No other lures worked as well as the two sebiles which activated the predatory instinct of the barra. I can’t wait to get back out on the water again with my mate so we can go and target more barra in the back creeks of the causeway. Till next time.
Nice kayaks guys.
ReplyDeletehobbies are heaps better. ha ha
ReplyDeleteyes i must agree and when i have enough money for one i shall get one
ReplyDeleteYeah me and clay like estuary fishing going over sand flates. Not to good if you rip the fins off a new $4000 hobbie eh. also we do alot of light tackle fishing for barra and they run circles around our yaks till they tire out and having a hobie just gives them something to break you off on.
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