Brown town

Barramundi have to eat out of necessity, no matter what the water conditions are.

Fishing

Barramundi have to eat out of necessity, no matter what the water conditions are.

Here are some of the different water conditions regularly encountered in our shallows, and whether I think they are good for catching a barramundi on a lure.

The first incoming tide is my favorite tide timing to catch a barramundi.

But the first incoming tide sometimes brings very wavy water to our shallows.

The water is agitated by very wavy water condition and coarse-grained sand, mud and silt gets suspended.

I don't like it.

I love the brown water without coarse suspended matter.

Strictly speaking, this water is agitated with fine-grained mud and silt.

I like the brown water with fine particulate matter.

There should be more chances to catch a nice sized barramundi in this water.

I like a brown water for my land based barramundi fishing very much.