Jamie_Born2Fish

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Thanks knackers, ah that's disappointing then. Nah I'm just looking for the razors for whiting bait/berley

Thanks Staveross, I'd dive for them if they are too deep for razor tongs? Would you find some in the tape weed along the rocks between wirrina and second valley you reckon? Guessing you can't even take razors from the marine park..

Thanks for your input archer. That's what I thought, however thought there might be a secret path somewhere.. I hear they get them in areas of the port tho.

Hi All,

Just wondering if anyone is willing to share a razor fish patch around second valley, if there are any?

Is this a secret spot? I can't think of any creek with mullies in it. PM me if you want.

thanks Nikhum, that is interesting. what do ya mean by the pressure wave mate, does water flow past there at any rate? ive heard tell of shools of mully being seen from the footbridges and being caugth hand over fist with lures, however never been lucky enought to observe one swimming in the open myself.cheers,jamie.

thanks Nikhum, will have to try the aami stadium bridge some time soon. good night for it tonight, full moon and possibly this lowpressure system with a bit of rain might get them biting? who knows, pitty im sick .you reckon they keep out of the light? Ive heard people mention that the fishings better late at night when the cars stop and it quietens down, or this may just be a coincidence. I would have thought any mully in westlakes or the port, especialy ones hanging round bridges would be fairly accustomed to ambient urban noise, but perhaps it does effect them..cheers,jamie.

hey all, thanks for your contributions. Fullysikwog - Cheers for your spots, just friday i tried at your bartly terrace footbridge spot, throwing lures off the top of the bridge for about an hour. there was a large school of mully food size mullet, a few thousand id have said, heading north under the bridge when i rocked up. makes me think that there are alot of full-bellied mullies in the lake atm...ive tried the lochside drive for bream, good size bream there bite around dusk. also, i hear mention of mullys caught presumably off of the beach to the north of that spot. one fella i spoke to said he used Lugworms. . finds them around kingston apparently, had never heard of them before that.ive checked out the settlers drive spot on G-earth only, but looks like it has similar potential to that of the inlet with the bottling up effect caused by the outlet. - will have to put some time in here.cheers again,Jamie.

Thanks everyone.benny, cheers for your advice mate. Ive only had time to go out a couple of times with the lure but ive only worked from the inlet to the first beach past the houses on the eastern side. good to hear there are still mullys on the bite. went out there a few weeks back with a doz shitties from 6pm to 12:30am and had the same pair of shitties on the hooks the whole time. was a bit dissapointing.have recently perchaced a 3m depth bomber (red with silver lateral marking for day use) which is pickng up weed, might need to go shallower especialy since you often see mullys chacing mullet on the surface? i chose the red on a whim, but ive only ever seen people using silver/green lures around the lake...have you ever got them on poppers? i put in a few hours the other night just for cureousity...cheers,jamie.

Hey all! I’ve been chasing mully in westlakes mostly at the inlet with liveys for the last 2 years. I’ve had some success, however the the odds have been very low and most times i dont expect to come home with anything. I’ve just started throwing lures as liveys are time consuming to catch.I’m sure there are people out there who have a higher success rate then me due to experience and knowing when and where mullys are moving about the lake, however i don’t have any contacts in the area so ive been trying to learn the hard and long way.This time last year i was having the most luck and even pulled in a 55cm snapper which may be in my photo album if you want to check it out.anyway, i am hoping someone will be generous enough to let me know if and when, and where the mullys are on the bite as i am keen but have lack of direction when chasing them in the lake. i reckon there should be a post dedicated to this as im sure that chasing westlakes mully has become an addiction for many poor Adelaide souls.cheers,Jamie.