we used to talked about barramundi fish in the forum... and i became curious.
i found out that the barramundi you are talking about is basically our own
apahap.... and i am happy to announce that the apahap industry in my place is
now fast developing again. i thought they had gone for good but lately, i found
out that there is a place near to where i live that promote barramundi fishing
thrill. take a look at this one....

Love those fish!
One of the MFK mods has a couple and they look great.



You need quite a large tank, though.
Or were you planning to eat them?lol

wow! that is so nice Noddy...

barramundi is now available in most of our restaurant here. last
saturday, i just have one during dinner...and that is how i found
out that the industry is alive. there is a vast fishpond near my
place that raised them. that picture with the lady was just taken
recently promoting the fishing ground location. apparently, you pay
an entrance fee and pay for what ever you catch with the rod...
try to look at this:
goodcatchfishing.net/index.php?option=co...p;id=60&Itemid=2

as i have told you, we are a third world country and people are trying to
find ways to feed ourselves.... so even our hobby must be useful...
and that is how i came to know oscar...because they grow fast and taste
good... same is true with the pangasius..

I think it can be good game fish, seeing the force in attacking the food.
Good to see they're thriving well, let's hope they establish themselves back to stay!

yea, i do believe it is a good game fish. i was told that in the fishing
site, there is also a rule about catch and release for a certain size and
the catcher will be rewarded.

and i do hope the fish will propagate at the 1970 level.... it took me
30 years before i get taste of the fish i used to eat before