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Old 08-02-2010, 04:48 AM
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Monster mullet lures

Hi all
just got back from my local fishing spot and couldnt believe wat was happening. As the name of this thread states, some monster mullet were smashing schools of tiny fish. These mullet (mixed in with a few big salmon that i saw come into the shallows) were easily the biggest ive seen, over 50cm and i had a couple of strikes, 1 hookup which i lost seconds later, and a few small tailor.

I was using surface lures (i didnt hav my soft plastics with me as i went fishing this arvo just to get some use of the hb's) so i kept persisting with no more hits.

So my question is, what lures to use for monster mullet....
I was thinking small curltail grubs????

Any response on this topic is much appreciated, i will be heading back for these mullet as soon as possible!!!!

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Old 08-02-2010, 06:39 AM
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hey hot shot, i have landed a few mulet on lures, my biggest being 58cm cought on a calitva zip n ziggy. curltail grubs have been most consistant for me but i have also landed one on a mini micro mullet lol. walk the dog style lures shuld work with a consistant retrieve but id try a 2 or 3 inch curl tail grub for luck.
good luck and please post any results!
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Old 08-02-2010, 07:00 PM
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Curly tails work and so do shallow diving minnows. Sugar minnows work well to. It targetting the mullet then i take the front treble off as it increases the lures action and the mullet only hit it from behind.
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Old 09-02-2010, 06:11 AM
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Thanks guys will definatly giv both a try....
I was also thinking of modifying some hooks for the mullet, and i will definately post results..... Hopefully some pics!!!!
Thanks for all ur help
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Old 14-02-2010, 06:01 AM
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No mullet, but tons of tailor, some nearly 45 cm.... All released.
Good fun on lite gear, i was using metal slices for the tailor, and i saw a few bonito too, but they didnt go near the metal slices, wat lures are good for bonito.... Squidgy flickbaits and bassminnows?
Every time i go fishing at this place their is something different!
One week its mullet and now its tailor and bonito.... Next week it could be jewies!!!!
Any help would be good
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Old 18-02-2010, 06:27 AM
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Mate lol what do you think eats tailor and mullet? Chuck a jewie150 out there
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Old 22-02-2010, 01:21 AM
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Curly tails work and so do shallow diving minnows. Sugar minnows work well to. It targetting the mullet then i take the front treble off as it increases the lures action and the mullet only hit it from behind.
My only mullet on lure was a bit of a freak capture, and not sure if only hitting from behind is a confirmed mullet thing, but my fish was firmly pinned on the belly hook of a Cultiva Rip-N-Minnow deep diver.

I took that fish twitching deep for barra in a deep river pool close to some rocks. We often see big mullet jumping in there and spalshing about on the surface, and also the odd milkfish and tarpon.
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Old 22-02-2010, 02:10 AM
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Woah benno..... 50+ sounds great, they pull hard, ayy. The only mullet i ever got on a lure was fowl hooked in the tail and it pulled so hard, that was only about 45cm or so.
Shortlite Ive never caught a barra but does a big mullet compare?
Good stuff though!

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Old 22-02-2010, 04:15 AM
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got it at the barra farm and went just as hard if not harder as the barra in there.
a kid who works there got a mullet 62cm to the fork on a popper.
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