Mullet Fishing

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A question asked recently by a reader on the fishing-blog was how do I detect a bite when I am sea fishing. There is no simple answer and it depends upon a lot of factors which I will try and explain in a bit of detail below.
How to detect a bite
There are many factors that [...]

Ryan has passed some very useful advice on catching Golden Grey Mullet from the Cornish shorline, here is what he has had to say;
Golden Grey Mullet can be caught on our coasts from may really through to september, but it depends on the mark your fishing ie the east facing beaches are normally more productive [...]

I have been wanting to go fly fishing for Mullet for a while, and yesterday was my first opportunity, the tide was low at lunch time and there was no wind or RAIN!

I made up a huge bucket of ground bait, by mixing bread and minced mackerel. I used this mixture as the tide went [...]

“What can I catch in the sea with a baited spinner” Is the question of the day.
Almost any sea species will take a baited spinner including Pollock, Mackerel, Bass, Flounder, Wrasse, Gurnard and thin lipped Mullet.
Some species mentioned here like Bass and Mackerel would take the spinner baited or not, the Mullet will only take [...]

I spent a few hours hunting the Mullet near Gweek on the Helford river yesterday. I used a bucket of bran, brad crumbs and mashed mackerel for a ground bait. I arrived about 3 hrs before High tide and littered the mud flats with ground bait. When the first of the water washed this [...]