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12-03-2011, 01:55 PM #39
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Originally Posted by mojo

Hi everyone. First time poster here long time watcher.The pros are netting some barra around the place. I was sent a photo fo 1.2 tonnes of barra in a pro boat a couple of weeks ago, but this came from the narrows and i am sure they will be the fitzroy strain. I think there are barra everywhere at the moment anyway as i have been getting them in the calliope a regularly lately. I am tossing up whether to head down the boyne tomorrow or chase a few salties locally. A few bigger fish would be nice.

The fish that are left seem to be around the 90s year class if you intend to fish the mouth be prepared to share......

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