Let's talk barra lures
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Yeah I was waiting for BM to add his thoughts to the discussion. Halco rmg scorpions might go ok. Some funky colours in the range too
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I came across an article from the Indepth Angler guys last month who interviewed the Victorian Freshwater Fisheries Manager regarding Hazelwood Fishing.ducky wrote:As we all know Hazelwood pondage will be open in a few months. I'm keen as mustard to get there and catch a few. Chasing them is completely foreign to me. So let's talk barra lures. Specifically for casting and retrieving. The shopping list is going to be written from here.
There is a discussion about a "Ballot system" for fishing the pondage. He mentions something similar to a Hog deer ballot system. I'm not a hunter so i dont know what this means. If this gets up I wonder what are the chances of actually getting to fish for these barra. btw according to fisheries fb another 3000 30cm barra are due to be released into the pondage in the next few weeks. Can't wait to eventually have a go as well.
Here's the link http://www.indepthangler.com.au/news/ha ... i-fishery/
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I'd say have a look at some of the big swim baits the Yanks use on bass, find one in a blue gill or tilapia pattern and you could be on to a winner!
Apart from that i reckon anything big enough to cause a reaction strike would be the best bet, those fish aren't gonna be hungry as there's no shortage of food in there, so a territorial response will probably be the way to go
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Apart from that i reckon anything big enough to cause a reaction strike would be the best bet, those fish aren't gonna be hungry as there's no shortage of food in there, so a territorial response will probably be the way to go
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ballot system the only way.samjas1316 wrote:I came across an article from the Indepth Angler guys last month who interviewed the Victorian Freshwater Fisheries Manager regarding Hazelwood Fishing.ducky wrote:As we all know Hazelwood pondage will be open in a few months. I'm keen as mustard to get there and catch a few. Chasing them is completely foreign to me. So let's talk barra lures. Specifically for casting and retrieving. The shopping list is going to be written from here.
There is a discussion about a "Ballot system" for fishing the pondage. He mentions something similar to a Hog deer ballot system. I'm not a hunter so i dont know what this means. If this gets up I wonder what are the chances of actually getting to fish for these barra. btw according to fisheries fb another 3000 30cm barra are due to be released into the pondage in the next few weeks. Can't wait to eventually have a go as well.
Here's the link http://www.indepthangler.com.au/news/ha ... i-fishery/
with 100 boats on there it will be to much noise.
barra with food everywhere are alot harder to tempt.
you gotta hav a crack even if yr just pissin in the wind
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in a word it sucks i know some hunters that have been in the ballot for 6 + years and still haven't won a chancesamjas1316 wrote:I came across an article from the Indepth Angler guys last month who interviewed the Victorian Freshwater Fisheries Manager regarding Hazelwood Fishing.ducky wrote:As we all know Hazelwood pondage will be open in a few months. I'm keen as mustard to get there and catch a few. Chasing them is completely foreign to me. So let's talk barra lures. Specifically for casting and retrieving. The shopping list is going to be written from here.
There is a discussion about a "Ballot system" for fishing the pondage.He mentions something similar to a Hog deer ballot system. I'm not a hunter so i dont know what this means.If this gets up I wonder what are the chances of actually getting to fish for these barra. btw according to fisheries fb another 3000 30cm barra are due to be released into the pondage in the next few weeks. Can't wait to eventually have a go as well.
Here's the link http://www.indepthangler.com.au/news/ha ... i-fishery/
we are lucky as we can get on to private property , they should just let it go the novelty will soon wear off .
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phark, are you serious Mr Berry 6 years ????
who wants to go in a ballot with me that has a boat?
i win i take you, you win you take me lolll.
thats about the only way everyone can get a shot at it i guess....
who wants to go in a ballot with me that has a boat?
i win i take you, you win you take me lolll.
thats about the only way everyone can get a shot at it i guess....
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thats a good move.purple5ive wrote:phark, are you serious Mr Berry 6 years ????
who wants to go in a ballot with me that has a boat?
i win i take you, you win you take me lolll.
thats about the only way everyone can get a shot at it i guess....
you gotta hav a crack even if yr just pissin in the wind
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Would be hilarious, opening weekend. 100+ boats, zero fish.barra mick wrote: with 100 boats on there it will be to much noise.
barra with food everywhere are alot harder to tempt.
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its possible.DougieK wrote:Would be hilarious, opening weekend. 100+ boats, zero fish.barra mick wrote: with 100 boats on there it will be to much noise.
barra with food everywhere are alot harder to tempt.
They Love getting themselves tucked away with surface noise everywhere
you gotta hav a crack even if yr just pissin in the wind
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Better make it kayak only in that case :thumbsup:barra mick wrote:its possible.DougieK wrote:Would be hilarious, opening weekend. 100+ boats, zero fish.barra mick wrote: with 100 boats on there it will be to much noise.
barra with food everywhere are alot harder to tempt.
They Love getting themselves tucked away with surface noise everywhere
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