Mullet (Thin-lipped) Fishing in Carmarthenshire

Look for calm water and signs on the top of the flood; float fish bread/flake or small worm pieces, light lines.

Often patrols harbour margins on warm months; bread/harbour pellets under a float, steady loosefeed helps.

Also shows, especially in warmer months; small hooks and fine hooklengths help.

Can show in clearer water; same tactics as thick-lipped, but often more cautious—scale down terminal tackle.

Often patrols the estuary margins; try bread flake or small worms on fine tackle near slack water periods.

Look for surface-feeding fish in calmer water; bread/flake or small baits on fine tackle, light leads, minimal disturbance.

Can show in calm spells near the estuary end; best with light tackle and small baits/flaked fish in clearer water.

Around calmer conditions near the harbour side/edges; try bread or small rag and light tactics on the flood.

Turns up with thick-lips in warmer months; small hooks and bread/groundbait help, especially in clear water.

Often patrols creek margins; float-fish bread or small worm baits, minimal lead and quiet approach.

More likely in calmer water close in; float/feeder with bread/groundbait in settled conditions.