Tinaroo Sounder Secrets

Tim reveals some things to look for when targeting big barra. Tim explains how to interpret what you are seeing on your screen. Tim spent 5yrs paddling the dam, his insights and experience are tried and tested.

[@3bullsfishing]

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[@samuelpoyser4204]

Brilliant information, thanks for positing this

[@3bullsfishing]

thanks mate

[@Itsnatesfishing]

Thank you I realy needed this

[@3bullsfishing]

All good Nate - thanks for watching

[@benlowe9218]

some invaluable information here, saves us all 5 years worth of paddling

[@3bullsfishing]

thanks mate hope it helps

[@paulphibbs1195]

Thank you for sharing, so informative. Look forward to seeing more sounder interpretations.

[@Thirty2_1_Zero]

Peter & Tim, absolute gold sharing that knowledge of Lake Tinaroo, thanks for explaining what your seeing as active feeding Barra, and identifying other species. Seriously, it’s hard to imagine Tilapia that thick in the Lake, incredible really. Look forward to seeing more of this kind of thing, especially how you read what’s actually on the Sounder, and your interpretation is spot on!
Caps look awesome, dare say I’ll have one on my noggin soon enough!

[@3bullsfishing]

thanks for the feedback, glad you enjoyed it

[@billbrummell2095]

Good video ,very helpful, just wondering if tim uses livescope these days, or just down and side scan ,cheers

[@3bullsfishing]

Yes tim has become the livescope junkie, we have some incredible footage to show you guys however just got to get Tim over here to film it hahaha

[@TIMOTHYSTAUDINGER]

Thanks Peter job well done I hope this helps all your subscribers in understanding just how much time and effort it takes to get a handle on those bloody Tinaroo barra and even though I have caught pleanty of them I am still learning every time I go and fish for them. So if you have any questions just hit me up on comments and I will try and answer them , so best of luch with this knowledge and good fishing.

[@benjamenmartin_fishing]

Absolute legend mate Tinaroo is a place you can never stop learning I love it up there 👌

[@3bullsfishing]

thanks ben, its like a magnet drawing you back

[@benjamenmartin_fishing]

@@3bullsfishing 100% mate how'd yous go last night

[@bentonfishing9696]

amazing stuff boys keep it up...

[@3bullsfishing]

thanks mate for the support

[@benjamenmartin_fishing]

Absolutely crazy thanks so much for all the info about the dam have been loving my time up there lately 👌 might be time to hook up the boat and send it up tonight haha

[@3bullsfishing]

Hey mate, after making this vid today we are as keen as, might see you up there....hahaha

[@benjamenmartin_fishing]

@@3bullsfishing I'm just getting everything sorted and I'll be heading up if you see a little white tinny be sure to pop over for a chat ill be up the Yungaburra end I'm always keen to have a chat and learn

[@jameskelly9508]

What is the Sounder model please for reference?

[@3bullsfishing]

Its a lowrance HDS 7

[@jameskelly9508]

@@3bullsfishing cheers 🍻

[@stevew2842]

Tims' thoughts about Barra not eating tilapia can be confirmed, when in the late '90's, the eradication trial at Paradise Palms GC was abandoned. The tilapia were only getting bigger, AND, so were the Barra. Our Environmental Managers at time, put the Barra growth down to the Rainbow Fish and eels (perhaps even slow Cormorants and ducks) that were present in the five lakes. Took me a few weeks after Kim removed the Barras, but I managed to track the EM's down in WA for a debrief.

[@Steven-M-89]

Love the shot of the barra at 2:45 fellas! Do you find barra travel much deeper during a hot midday but may rise on a cooler rainy day? Perfecting timing for Feb 1--open slather! From Parrot Cl

[@3bullsfishing]

thanks steve

[@stinkboodoo2116]

Some good screen shots there. I’m surprised none of the fish are catfish.