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This technique works on mullets too .. only the guys here at nariman point are more innovative .. they take two corn ( butta) where the corn has already been eaten .. tie a bit of mono between the 2 pieces and tie approx 10 small hooks baited with regular pau or bread ( only the inside soft part ) and cast the rig out near the mullets and wait for the mullets to come to where the rig is as the schools of mullets keep circling around in the same place . Once near the rig the twitching starts very very slightly all the time slowly pulling the bait towards the breakwater .. when one mullet takes the bait and gets hooked the slight commotion gets the other mullets to the rig like moths to a flame nad right through this the twitching goes on ,, By the time the rig reaches the breakwater there are a minimum of 3 mullets still hooked .... simple , innovative ,,, and no fancy gear and it works everytime ...

Hi ,

Hoze is right. The size of the bait sugested by me was too big. Got my measurements mixed up. The cubes can just enough to cover the hook.

Jeen

I use blinks (metal spoons) long thin and shiny is teh best, the only thing i change is yhe number off split rings between the hook and lure i put 4 instead off the sandard one, these are my favorits
http://www.fiskegrej.dk/Varedetaljer.as ... Category=3

Hi everyone
I made a rope lure like the one in this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_eIIH1X27k

and tried for almost a hour, saw some foot long gars chasing behind, but no strikes.
so gave up, think i will try the long spoons.
Cheers

Garfish & ballyhoo are quite easy to catch.

Garfish: Float fishing with small hooks & tiny pieces of bait. As Jeen said....cast & wait for a min & then retreive slowly. Or, 5 - 10lb line, light rod & sabiki rig with a very small piece of lead.....cast @ 40 - 50mtrs & reel in with a steady reterive & slight twitching. Desmond has even got them on small poppers.

Ballyhoo: float fishing - sometimes on Bread & sometimes on really tiny pieces of shrimp. They can be caught at will, but sometimes are veg & at times non-veg. Sorry guys I have no clue why, but at times I have caught them on shrimp & the following week, they refuse shrimp & can be caught on bread. Does anyone have any clue why ?

Maybe they are health conscious like us

mepps; silver, numbers 3, 4 and 5.