The Mullet Are In
Large schools of mullet have entered the seaway on the annual winter spawning run. That means its big mulloway time, dust off those livebait rigs. I'll be doing an updated livebait article shortly.
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June 13, 2013 12:53:29 pm
Find a school of mullet, just look for the jumping ones, they are around the nth wavebreak rock wall and the north wall of the seaway, then chuck a twistie at them. If they are thick enough you’ll ‘hook’ enough to be going on with.
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Craig what’s the best way to catch some mullet to use as livies? By the looks of those photos a cast net will be risky around the rocks. Looking at heading out this afternoon/night