MULLOWAY is a well regarded eating fish with firm white flesh and few bones. Small fish are popular to roast or BBQ whole, but some can be soapy. Medium sized fish have a nice large flake and remain moist when grilled or fried. Larger fish can be dry and are better suited to soups, curries and other wet dishes.

Native to the coastal waters of Australia and South Africa, mulloway is a prized catch for both recreational and commercial fishers due to its size, flavor, and versatility. But the mulloway’s story goes beyond the hook and line, encompassing fascinating behaviors, a vital role in the marine ecosystem, and a growing concern for its future.

Mulloway are one of Australia’s most iconic species and can be found in the estuary, on the beach and around offshore reefs. Their variety of habitats allow both landbased and boat anglers equal opportunity to chase these beasts. Large specimens are hard fighting, and can really test an anglers endurance.

Mulloway can be found throughout Western Australian waters, from Exmouth around to South Australia. Their preferred habitat is surf beaches, reef and rocky headlands, although they are occasionally spotted offshore at depths of 150 m. They also congregate in the mouth of rivers and estuaries during flood events.

Mulloway, also known as Jewfish, are a prized and highly sought-after fish species in Australia, found along the southern coastline from Western Australia to New South Wales and parts of southern Queensland.

2020年12月11日 · Found in rivers, estuaries and at beaches, the sometimes elusive mulloway, often dubbed ‘silver ghosts’, are a fantastic fish to chase at many WA fishers. With many angling enthusiasts attempting to crack the code and land a big mulloway – particularly in the Swan River – Western Angler editor Scott Coghlan takes an in-depth look at the ...

Mulloway are active predators that hunt schools of smaller fish like mullet. Around urban areas mulloway are attracted to structures like wharfs, bridges and rock walls where schools of smaller fish congregate and provide opportunity to ambush their prey.

Mulloway is a flavourful and versatile fish. In the South Australian Lakes and Coorong fishery, it is certified sustainable. Catching Mulloway. Habitat: Found in the Coorong and along the southern coastline of Australia with the largest wild commercial fishery being in SA.

Mulloway inhabit marine temperate waters from southern Queensland with a southward distribution to the central coast of Western Australia. They are found in many aquatic environments from the upper reaches of estuaries, to the near shore marine environment and even on deeper offshore reefs.

Mulloway are a large predatory fish found around surf beaches, coastal reefs and inlets and estuaries throughout subtropical and southern Australia; Mulloway are caught using bottom gillnet and beach haul net methods in NSW; The stock status of mulloway in NSW is of concern, with fishery metrics indicating that the stock is seriously overfished.