Looking for a remote barra fishing adventure? Look no further! Cape York's Lakefield National Park is a barramundi fishing wonderland with a myriad of interconnected streams and wetlands during the wet season that recede into numerous isolated pools and billabongs during the dry season. The result is a system that's diverse and holds numerous barra that can be targeted either land-based, or by launching a small tinnie where access permits. Luke Galea recently fished Lakefield land-based and came back to the ALF podcast to share his experience with our listeners. _____________________ This is an ALF PLUS episode. The version available to Team Doc Lures members contains 10 minutes of additional pro tips for those wanting to target barramundi land-based. Please consider supporting the Australian Lure Fishing podcast by joining TDL and getting access to the members only editions, online fishing research tools, eBooks, livestreams and more! Check it out at https://team.doclures.com _____________________ Full show notes are available at: https://doclures.com/lakefield-barramundi-luke-galea More Barramundi Episodes On The ALF Podcast: https://doclures.com/species/barramundi-fishing/ Find out about barramundi lures and techniques: https://doclures.com/best-barramundi-lures-techniques/ Best places to fish for barramundi: https://doclures.com/where-to-catch-barramundi/ Best polarised fishing eyewear for barra fishing: https://doclures.com/tonic-sunglasses-review/

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