Focus your efforts around the new and full moons - this affects tide height and water movement. The hour either side of the top of the tide fishes well - ie as the flow slows down. They often cough up what they've recently ate - fresh prawns always featured - easy pickings. Live baits - tailor or herring are the go.
Great way to do it is have a red hot go after reading mulloway in the river and recording your efforts. Ive caught a few over time in a particular pattern, the patterns change also. Build your own theory and back it up with catches. Put in the hours in, and once you hit silver replicate it. Have fun.
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Brock O
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Live Baits seem to be the go,
Live Baits seem to be the go, if your fishing for Taylor then have a heavier line out also.
Anything is possible in the river.
Ush
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moon phases and tides
Focus your efforts around the new and full moons - this affects tide height and water movement. The hour either side of the top of the tide fishes well - ie as the flow slows down. They often cough up what they've recently ate - fresh prawns always featured - easy pickings. Live baits - tailor or herring are the go.
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Great way to do it is have a
Great way to do it is have a red hot go after reading mulloway in the river and recording your efforts. Ive caught a few over time in a particular pattern, the patterns change also. Build your own theory and back it up with catches. Put in the hours in, and once you hit silver replicate it. Have fun.
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