For those in the know, the rivers and estuaries of Far North Queenslands Wet Tropics Region can fish pretty well all year round for a range of species, including the iconic barramundi. In fact, some stonking barra turn up during the cooler, drier months of winter and into the spring months leading to the annual season closure. Throughout 2023, Cairns barramundi fishing guide Brodie Quaas has had a brilliant dry season, guiding a lot of clients onto some very decent barra. But as the weather and the water warms he knows that the habits and behaviours of the big saltwater barra begin to change too. In today's ALF episode Brodie shares how he targets the fish through the transition from dry to wet season, whether it's in the headwaters of the river systems or further down in the tidal reaches. Tons of great tips and guide secrets in this interview! _____________________ This episode of the ALF podcast is an "ALF PLUS" interview. Those who support the ALF podcast are currently enjoying the extended version of this interview, including a bunch of juicy tips reserved for members only. They're also taking advantage of my ALF companion to research their fishing spots and lure selections, listening to audio masterclasses, and getting members prices on some great tackle offers. Interested? You can check out Team Doc Lures at https://team.doclures.com _____________________ Full show notes for today's episode are available at https://doclures.com/wet-tropics-barramundi-brodie-quaas

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