INDIANANGLER

I think it's common knowledge that Barramundi fishing from the shore at night is far more successful than in the daytime.
Mangrove Jacks also love to feed at night and are happy come within casting range once the sun is off the water.

All of my lure caught flathead have also been taken at night and I've caught a single barracouda in full darkness despite the fact that they often go crazy at dusk.

GT's on the other hand have always been a daylight fish for me although I've had a few at the start and end of the day.

What are other anglers experiences ?
I'm particularly interested in hearing from those guys that target threadfin (Ravas) with lures about when you target these fish.

What about turbid (muddy) water ? Does this reverse the usual rules ?

Of course this thread will also be usefull to any freshwater or bait anglers who are switching to lures and save them wasting theit time thrashing the water to foan in full daylight when chasing noctornal species.

Guys could some 1 suggest couple of luers that can be used at night time in estuary's and when surf fishing?

I have caught Barra's at night from the beach. They were not the biggest I caught but the experience was more thrilling. Fighting the fish at night in complete darkness, not knowing exactly where the fish is running makes it lot more challenging. I have also hooked a fish at night from a jetty down south of Ratnagiri that took my Rapala x Walk topwater lure in golden colour. The fish just went in one single run without stopping and cut me on the rocks.

Santosh