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Mulloway: The Night Shift
Reading beach gutters and river holes after dark, the bait hierarchy that matters, and why most mulloway are lost in the first ten seconds.
14 min read · Updated 2026-08-10 · Local Knowledge editorial team
Mulloway are not rare — they are nocturnal, structure-bound and intolerant of noise. Anglers who catch them consistently have simply removed the three things that stop everyone else: bad timing, bad water and bad bait.
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