Golden-grey Mullet Fishing in Pembrokeshire

Common in calm spells; float bread/flake close to the pier, light lines and small hooks essential.

Freeline bread or use light float rigs near surface slicks and around pontoons; bring a long-handled net for high walls.

Regular in summer; float-fish bread/flake or small freelined baits in calm water—use fine lines and small hooks.

Summer in calm conditions; float fish tiny bread/harbour rag baits with light line and minimal weight.

Often shows in calmer margins; float fish small bread/flake, keep line light and feed little and often.

Look for feeding fish in calmer margins; try small hooks with bread/flake or ragworm, long fluorocarbon leaders.

Frequent in calm spells; float-fish bread or small rag, fine hooks/lines, minimal lead.

Frequent in calm spells around quay corners; use bread flake or small rag on fine tackle and loosefeed lightly.

Occasional in summer; same approach as thin-lipped—stealth and light lines are key.

More likely in summer in clearer water; small hooks and delicate presentation near weed edges and pontoons help.

Shows in summer; respond to small baits (rag, bread) and fine tackle; look for surface activity in the creek.

In settled weather; try light float tactics with small hooks and bread/maggot-style baits near quieter corners.

Occasional in calmer corners; light float gear with bread/soft baits, avoid heavy leads and disturbance.

Can show in settled conditions near calmer water; light float tackle with bread/flake style baits and fine hooks.

Occasional visitor in summer; treat as bonus—small baits and light tackle around calmer eddies/shallows.