Loving the videos! Btw all Barras start out their lives as males and only change into female at around 70cm (4-5 kg). Those big ones are rare females, coming to lay eggs and breed during rainy season. Thank you for releasing the small ones, but also consider releasing some of the big females for them to breed 😄
Loving the videos! Btw all Barras start out their lives as males and only change into female at around 70cm (4-5 kg). Those big ones are rare females, coming to lay eggs and breed during rainy season. Thank you for releasing the small ones, but also consider releasing some of the big females for them to breed 😄
Source: www.fish.wa.gov.au/Documents/recreational_fishing/fact_sheets/fact_sheet_barramundi.pdf
Didnt know that, thanks for info. Btw, i didnt see any fish eggs nor any fish white during gutting. These are escapees i think.
Have you tried using pieces of fish instead of live prawns? Or is the catch better with live prawns?
only live prawns bro. i even use freshly died ones but the fishes seems to go for live prawns.
@@69sopae Keep up the videos ! Love it.
These few biggies taught all the fishes this strategies, all anglers will be boring......... HAHAHA.....