ive never caught one but just south of rockingham, from longpoint to san remo is a pretty good stretch of coast. Alot of deep gutters can be found around the surf beaches of Secret Harbour, Golden Bay, Madora and Singleton. Ive noticed from surfing that Madora and Singleton get alot deeper closer to shore rather than Secret Harbour which usually has a sandbar about 50m out

 man i give u the best spot ... 5 mulla being caught last weekend... a-c shed market in freo

Ive had most of my luck on the beaches north of two rocks, but u do need a 4x4 to access this area so may not help u much. Or as beau suggested a few of the beaches south of perth, generaly hear of quite a few coming from down that way.

I personally know of 5 mulloway being landed from a beach south in the last couple weeks by family members and close friends. a number of fish have also been dropped during these sessions  madora - Smallest being 12kg's and the largest was 23.4kgs with most being close to 20kgs. an 18kg was caught by a family friends 10yo son. Fresh tailor has been doing most of the damage, however the big one was on a fresh herring. all fish have been caught before midnight with 11pm being the latest landed. If i didnt have plans i would be going tomorrow after work with the tide and winds looking perfect you are in with a good chance.

This was the larger one my father caught

i find a snell of 7/0 circles works best. bottom hook just lightly hooking the fish above the spine, not to kill it. second hook down the body, dosnt really matter where, as long as you dont nick the spine and kill it.

People fish the narrows at the right time if year for a few. But I can't find them

i know for a fact that the moon plays a big part and i know a cple of guys that hit mosman river area on the moon, they get monsters, as for beaches, well a good deep gutter is a must, tailor fillets or hez fillets are deffo the best, hi tide and moon mate,

Reports from an 18kg specimen from mosman bay this morning at 3am. Just waiting on a picture for confirmation but its a reliable source.

 Madora bay is a foreign beach to me, as normallly fish the gutters from golden bay northwards. As it seems to be just one deep bay in madora. Where abouts produce the best? As fished southern carparks last night....no hits at all. The beaches south seemed deeper, but a little less stirred up. The northern carparks seemed a little better in my eyes, but was tagging along with some other fishos. Not trying to get your spot there jezza, just some opinions. 

Nice easterly i sent out a balloon for sharks...no joy there either. It was dead....managed a couple of tailor though. Nothing usual there. 

I got my first mulla last night fishing a beach just south of two rocks ate a fresh fillet of herring. Was 12kg so not huge but awesome fish. Also had 3 big runs I resulting in snapped line the other two spooled 300m of 30lb braid of 2 of my rods so I was only fishing with 1 rod.. Berley is also a must from what I've heard and it certainly worked last night

there was a 25kg one caought off point walter jetty on monday night by Vin. its his second 20+kg one in 6 weeks. bloody monster fish on live tailor. im going tonight!!

We used to fish for them in Freo harbour, fish where a ship has just pulled out from, they stir up the bottom and this brings in the fish looking for a feed and the mullas follow. My brother caught 2 that both went close on 50lb each at 2pm on a Saturday afternoon once, heaps of people were lined up behind us to do a visit onto a US navy ship that was docked and they got a good display of mulla fishing from the docks.

Cheers

Dale

Ha ha that's mint Dale. I knew a fella who got a cracker right on the tide change on the North Mole 4.30 in the arvo. Tide definately a big player with the Mullas

I know of a few kingies getting caught over last few weeks. Forget the river from narrows up

how do live herring go for mullas? everyone says tailor but havent heard much about herring

cuthbad i caught a 17kg mulla at Guilderton on half a scaily, the fish was done and couldn't reliese it.

When i opened it up a fresh herring was inside its gut, it was still twitching,not a mark on it, and of all

things it was tail first.( always thought they took bait head first.)

We got 2 mullas on herring a few weeks ago. Was using fresh tailor fillets on 2 rods, a whole live herring on another, and herring fillets on another(4 rods 2 people). Got the mullas on both the live and filleted herring. not a touch on the tailor. Also got a 2m shovelnose on the herring fillet. But i have caoght most of mine on tailor, prob coz i use it most but lol.

Cheers guys, yea was wondering cuz herring make great bait for everything else. Live herring is probably my favourate bait actually.

Might give this mulloway fishing thing a shot in winter some time. Just hope it doesnt take the hundreds of hours some people put in.... Dont think i have that much patience lol

Been well over 100hrs for me adam........My driving force is the big ones i have hooked and lost..

Going back a year or three the spot to get a mulloway was Madora bay. It was like a school of salmon moving up a beach with rods snapping down then coming back up nearly as quick when gear was busted one after another. It would have been unusual for less than 30 fish caught each night all over 15kg.

The runs went on for about a month each year for about 4-5 years and nearly always over the full moon.

And the bad bit is     I forget which month it was, Jeff was about 3 if I remember correctly and he's 35 ish ??? now.

 was out last week , first time land based fish in about 4 yrs. 5 rods in the water and 7 jewies pulled in. Bycathces included tailor[re-hooked and sent back out] and 3 small school sharks. Best jewie...[oops, mulloway] was 18.6. great nite, now wondering why i bought a boat !

Another was landed last night at 11.40pm just over 10 kgs, madora yet again. I ended the night with a bust off after an approximately 5 min battle definitely was not a shark. I also landed a rather big eagle ray which jumped twice, I had never seen that before. All hook ups were on fresh still kicking herring, with all herring being hit in less than 10 minutes.

Carnarvonoite - i have a photo of my grandpa and his mates, 13 landed in a 2 hour session at madora. smallest being 14 kgs. ill dig the picture up and post it. i believe it was 1978.