Mullet on Floating Bread

Out Targeting mullet in a estuary with floating bread. Mullet when on the feed can be great sport. With some really simple tackle and some bread it's really easy to target these fish.
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[@cormacbarry8273]

Keep the vids coming lads , great to see a good Irish channel up and running. Loving your stuff so far!

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

Thanks Cormac, really appreciate it. Will be plenty of videos to come dont you worry 😂

[@SD-rs6qn]

Me too!

[@TommysOutdoors]

Great fishing! Thanks for the video. Mullet is certainly one of the species still missing from my list!

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

The main thing is to get them feeding on the bread first. Then The fun will begin

[@kevinbuckler1085]

Love fishing for mullet,probably the best fighting fish in this country !! Cracking fish too.

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

Pound for pound without a doubt the beat fighting fish. They just keep going

[@chuckarooful]

Brilliant, Ian. Crackin, relaxed wee video, very enjoyable to watch. Well done. Nice fish too 😎

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

Thanks Charlie, was very happy with the fish, so frustrating to catch though

[@carlo5608]

Very good video really enjoyed this one. The sound of that rachet hard to beat 👍

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

Thanks Carol. Ya that sound is seriously addictive

[@Gusrover]

I love this style of fishing. You have to be crafty🤫Great channel boys. Keep up the good work? 👍👍

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

Thanks Steven, You certainly do and have to be very paitient but all worth it in the end

[@Bulldog2108]

Another cracking video. You may get a few comments from me over the isolation period lol. I'm not afraid to admit that I have been out done by mullet too many times to mention. We were due to go on holiday to west wales where I target mullet in June but that looks like it probably wont happen now :( thanks lads

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

Ah that's no problem at all 🤣. Everyone is cracking up with this Corona. They are an amazing fish to catch but yes they can make it frustrating some days. Ah theres still hope it might happen

[@SpiralMoss]

I use a John Wilson Quiver and a really small Shimano reel, 8lbs braid, bubble float, size 14 hook and fleuro carbon and that mackerel that's been frozen for a few years and forgotten about in the back of the freezer. Scraggly mackerel strips 👍

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

Always works a treat in location they are feeding on scraps of fish alright. Can Be hard to get them to take fish baits in areas where they are feeding predominantly on algae but it definitely can turn the tide for catching or not catching

[@jwestrik9308]

Quite strong fish. I did catch one in Uruguay from aboard a ship. I saw it take the bread 20 cm deep. I lost a big one in the port of Rio, on a piece of macaroni, half metre deep. I would like to try here in co. Sligo or co Mayo.

[@liamsheehan8767]

Is that in kerry and are mullet in most estuarys in high tide i am thinking of going to marry point for wrasse and polleck wensday

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

No it's not. Just depends really. If you just take a look at the area your looking at fishing you will usually see them

[@PG_FISHING]

Iv only ever caught one mullet in my life, we were fishing for mackerel on a pier, and I noticed some big mullet swimming around the bottom of the pier. I caught it with a tiny piece of mackerel on a tiny treble hook, would love to try for them again.

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

Mullet in areas where you have fishing boats can tend to take bits of fish flesh so it's always worth giving it a go. Bread is always a go to for mullet as long as you can get them feeding on it and my favourite is just spinning some maddies behind a float. Always works great. They are such a nice fish to catch. Really hard fighting

[@remisbbz465]

Nice video Ian, hope again get out with you

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

Hey Remis, thanks . We definitely will

[@kennywee1190]

What rod and reel are you using? Your video audio is inaudible. Thanks

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

Hi Kenny, the rod is a Savage gear Mpp2 10-32g , reel is Penn spinfisher 3500. We are currently working on on the audio. Ian is recording on a GoPro so we are looking at microphones to suit it at the moment

[@samuelpitcher4680]

Loved the video. Could you please let me know the rod and reel you're using. Thanks

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

Thanks man. The rod is a savage gear MPP and the reel is a penn spinfisher 3500

[@liamsheehan8767]

What lure works best for Castle Gregory wrasse and polleck

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

Soft plastics generally are best , a variety of sizes are good too. If you check out the latest video you'll see some of the ones I used plus they are in the description

[@liamsheehan8767]

What is the best tide for a marina for mullet

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

Just depends on the area. Some places fish better over high as fish move in to feed , some fish better at low as they are congregated in a smaller area. Just go a different tides and see how the fish are acting.

[@Dreancaidi]

What size hook?

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

they were size 12 wide gape kamasan hooks

[@robbiecook8770]

What awful sound levels. Spoil a nice channel. Please use a clip on Mike and speak into it.

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

Hi Robbie, yes we are aware of the microphone issue in this video. Unfortunately at the time we were still starting out the channel and were learning as we did. Thanks very much for watching and hope you continue to engage with our videos

[@Dreancaidi]

You can also double up on the sound tracks (copy/paste) in the edit to bring the sound up. Just have a quick look on the timeline to make sure you drop the level of any bumps or knocks when you touch the camera/mic. Great video!

[@IrishAnglingAdventures]

Thanks for the tip. Hopefully I won't need to use it again though.