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Barramundi (Lates calcarifer) Photographs and Information

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Scientific Name Lates calcarifer
Location Northern half of Australia
Season All year round
Size To 56 kg
Australian Species Code 37 288001

Information about Barramundi (Lates calcarifer):

Barramundi or Sea Bass Photo

Visit Pond Reviews Fishing Videos for Barramundi

 

Also known as Sea Bass.

Barramundi are harvested as part of the set gill net fishery on the eastern coast of Queensland and in the Gulf of Carpentaria.  They are also farmed.

Queensland barramundi have a single annual summer spawning period, with the timing and duration varying between regions, river systems and from year to year depending on water temperature and salinity.

Generally fish spawn around river mouths so that larval and juvenile barramundi can use swamps that form during the monsoon season.  Annual wet season rainfall influences adult spawning success and juvenile recruitment.

Juvenile barramundi are highly dependent on estuarine and freshwater habitats.   They move from the estuarine areas up into the freshwater habitats to grow for one to two years.  During the dry season, Barramundi may become land-locked in up river waterholes and lagoons of river systems.  They move back to tidal areas when rains open these rivers.

Females produce a lot of eggs - about 300,000 per kg of body weight.

Barramundi are a very important commercial species.  They are excellent eating.

Colour of Raw Fillet: White
Texture: Large, firm flakes.  Tender.
Fat Content: Low to high (varies with season)
Flavour: Distinct mild flavour.

BARRAMUNDI RECIPES

Barramundi Closed Season - Queensland:

Location Period of Closure
Barramundi

Gulf of Carpentaria and adjoining waterways south of the intersection of longitude 142 09' east with the shore at high watermark.

 

Variable from year to year depending upon the spawning season. Refer to the Queensland Fisheries Management Authority (QFMA) or Queensland Boating and Fisheries Patrol for details.

Elsewhere Midday 1 Nov. - midday 1 Feb

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