Mullet (Thin-lipped) Fishing in Pembrokeshire

Often in marina basins; light lines, small hooks and bread/harbour rag. Handle gently and expect finicky bites.

In warmer months around harbour edges; bread/flake or small baits, free-lined or light float tactics.

Takes bread/flake and small rag baits; look for fish showing mid-tide to high; a light waggler near slack water can outfish bottom rigs.

Often in the creek on warmer months; small hooks, light lines, bread or small worm baits in quiet corners.

Similar tactics to golden-grey; look for cruising fish in slack pockets on neaps.

Can show in summer, often finicky; small hooks, bread/harbour rag, minimal lead and steady trickle feed.

In calmer corners on warmer months; float bread/flakes or small baits, travel light and keep disturbance low.

Summer/autumn; float fish bread or small baits in calmer back-eddies near high water.

Often present in summer in sheltered corners; small hooks, light line and free-lined bread or small baits score best.

Often mixed with thick-lipped in the estuary; freelined bread or small float rigs work best on slackening tide.

Shows over the flats in summer; feed little and often and fish small hooks with bread/worm in the quieter corners.

Mixed in with thick-lips; similar tactics, often closer to the margins in calm conditions.

Cruise the margins on warm, calm spells; light float or freelined offerings near surface layers can outfish bottom baits.

Sometimes seen in calm, clear conditions; try bread/flake on light tackle in the quiet corners away from surf.

Can show with the thick-lips in summer; small bread/weed baits on light tackle in the quieter inner harbour.