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Mullet (Thick-lipped) fishing in Norfolk

7 rated shore marks in Norfolk hold mullet (thick-lipped) — ranked below with today's live forecast score for the species.

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Best mullet (thick-lipped) marks in Norfolk

1Blakeney HarbourExcellent · 91ReliableOften patrol harbour edges; use bread, floating crust or small pieces of worm on light tackle.2Brancaster StaitheExcellent · 88ReliableOften present in warm, calm conditions; use very light tackle and bread or float-fished bait where fish are visible.3Morston CreekExcellent · 89ReliableCan show in clear, calm summer conditions; use light float tactics with bread or small bait presentations.4Thornham HarbourExcellent · 91ReliableOften seen moving through clear, calm creek water in warmer months; use light float gear and bread or small bait presentations.5Stiffkey MarshesExcellent · 100ReliableOften visible in calm, clear conditions; use small hooks, light tackle and bread or ragworm presentations.6Burnham Overy StaitheExcellent · 88Worth a tryMay show around harbour water and creek edges in warm conditions; bread or float-fished bait can work.7Thornham BeachExcellent · 91Worth a tryMay show around tidal creeks and saltmarsh edges in summer; use light tackle, bread or small worm baits, and avoid snaggy weed lines.
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Tactics for mullet (thick-lipped)

Top baits, best first

  1. Bread (Mullet)
  2. Harbour Rag (Maddies)
  3. Ragworm
  4. Mussel

Rigs that work, best first

  1. Float (Sliding)
  2. Split Shot Rig
  3. Bombarda (Casting Float)

Mullet (Thick-lipped) fishing elsewhere

BridgendBristolCardiffCarmarthenshireCeredigionConwyCornwallDenbighshireDevonDorsetEast SussexEssexFlintshireGloucestershireGwyneddHampshireIsle of AngleseyIsle of WightKentLincolnshirePembrokeshireSomersetSuffolkSwanseaVale of GlamorganWest Sussex