Mullet (Thick-lipped) Fishing in Cornwall

Chum bread; fish bread flake under a float along the sea wall on calm, clear days. Best mid-late flood into high water in summer/autumn.

Calm neaps inside the harbour; free-line bread flake or a small float with bread paste along the wall. Prebait with bread mash; fine gear and stealth.

Summer-autumn in clear shallows by moorings and weed lines. Bread flake on light float or freelined crust; tiny rag works too. Keep quiet and use small hooks.

Calm, clear water along the causeway stones; berley with mashed bread and freeline or float bread flake. Slack to first push, late spring–autumn.

Inside the harbour on calm days; bread flake beneath a clear float over bread mash. Early flood and slack water are prime.

Clear, calm days; bread flake or small crust under a float along the slipway/weed lines. Stealth is key. Best from mid-flood to high.

Bread flake under a float or freelined in Gillan Creek on the flood to high; prebait with mashed bread. Clear, calm summer to early autumn days fish best.

Stealthy float-fished bread or small rag near the outflow and rocky corners in calm, clear water. Best on a rising tide, summer to early autumn.

Bread flake under a float by moorings; pre-bait with bread mash. Calm, neap tides in summer/early autumn.

Sight-fish along moorings and beach margins on calm days. Bread mash to draw them, then freeline bread flake on size 8-10, light fluorocarbon. Best on a flooding tide.

Harbour and beach edges in calm water; present bread flake or small rag under a float; best on neaps and early morning; keep stealthy.

Calm mornings by pool/harbour outflows; bread flake or small rag under a float on light gear. Groundbait sparingly and sight-fish cruising shoals.

Calm, clear days. Bread flake under a float or freelined in the margins by weed and rocks; stealthy approach. HW and first of ebb.

Calm, clear days; bread flake or small crusts freelined along the wall/harbour end; stealth; best on the flood into high.

Clear, calm days in summer; bread or weed under a float by the harbour wall/outflows. Stealth and light gear. Best on a making tide.

Clear, calm days. Bread or small rag on light tackle along weedlines/reef edges; stealthy approach. Early morning and evening on neap tides.

Harbour in calm, clear water; trickle in bread mash, then present bread flake on size 8–10 hooks at high water with light line.

Around the harbour/river mouth on a rising tide in summer. Bread flake under a float; keep quiet and feed mash sparingly.

Cruise inside the harbour/back of surf; bread flake or small bait on light gear, stealth essential. Best on neap/flood, summer–early autumn.

Calm, clear inside the cove/harbour; bread flake with bread mash groundbait; long fluorocarbon leader; top of the tide in summer.

Quiet, clear conditions; feed bread and drift a flake along the weed line and slipway; neap tides and early mornings best, late spring-autumn.

Work bread flake under a float inside the harbour on neaps and a rising tide; stealth crucial. Also takes tiny rag/sandeel slivers freelined along walls.

Bread flake or crust in the harbour; trickle mashed bread and use fine gear. Calm, sunny days around high water, late spring–autumn.

Calm, clear days; bread flake or small rag under a light float along the weed line on a making tide. Use fine gear and stealth.

Bread flake under a clear waggler in calm water; groundbait with mash; best early morning on neap tides—move quietly.