シロボラ釣り

White Mullet fishing is all about fast, skittish bait fish in clear, shallow water. White Mullet school along beaches, bays, and estuaries. Anglers target them for fresh live bait, steady action, and simple fun on light tackle. They are also tasty in many places, which adds to their appeal.

You can catch White Mullet with light spinning gear and tiny hooks. Use small floats and very light leaders to avoid spooking fish. Dough balls, bread, and fine ground chum can draw schools close. Cast-netting is another common method where local rules allow it. Sight fishing works well on sunny days, especially over sandy flats.

Expect quick bites, short runs, and lots of movement. This is great for kids, beginners, and anyone who enjoys active inshore fishing. Keep your approach quiet and your casts gentle. Polarized sunglasses help you spot schools cruising the surface. Pack extra hooks, small floats, and a bucket or livewell if you plan to keep bait. Plan for wet feet and keep a towel handy.

Regulations for White Mullet fishing vary by location. Always check local rules for fishing licenses or permits. Confirm whether cast nets or snagging are allowed, and learn any season and harvest rules. When in doubt, ask your captain or local authorities before your trip.