Mullet are found in thin and thick lipped varieties in the UK as well as Red Mullet. Grey Mullet generally requires lots of ground baiting and small hooks, combined with patients and lots of skill. ONce hooked pound for pound they fight really well. A more specialised fish and one that requires lots of skill. Read on for lots of tips to catch this lovely fish.
The problem with any new sport, especially for youndsters is the cost of getting all the gear, only for them to try once and say “I hate Fishing”. There is a really cheap way to get you fishing and one that will work just fine. It will be ideal for a bit of fun on the end of the Pier, a Pontoon or off the Harbour wall, read on for...
Great mark for Bass, Mackerel, Garfish, Pollack, Wrasse, Mullet, Dogfish, with flatties, conger eels and Ray making an occasional appearance, winter species include Dogfish, Pouting and Whiting.
River Hayle captures many different aspects of fishing. Bass over sand, Mullet, Gilt Head Bream and Mullet are all found around this mark.
A real hot mark and great for beginners. Summer months see Bass, Garfish, Mackerel, Plaice, Mullet and Trigger fish. In winter it offers Whiting, Dabs, Flounder, Codling, and Dogfish.
