mate i think the best place to start is the river mouth and work your way down the beach  if you can. if the mouth is open to the beach even better. high tide or the lowest tide have produced mullaway, you just gotta put in the hours. as for bait you should stick with mulies and if you catch a tailor then use it for fillets for mullaway. your best bet is to follow the almanac for now as it has been pretty spot on with the times! good luck mate... let us know if you get any.

Hi brad, Guilderton is a geat area to fish, I would start with the groin just north of town.

I have caught mulloway, tailor, and sharks from this spot. Might be a bit of weed this time of year tho.

Anywere in the river is ok, best to explore up river a bit, mullie cubes work well , cast into deep corners or snags.

Cheers Grant..

Hi guys,

Thank you for the infomation it will be a great help! I was thinking of using a few mullies and metal slices to hopefully get hold of a few tailor. Maybe a a few bream on soft plastics or sx40's in the river? I will let you know how i get on.

Brad

Hi Fellas,

We ended up getting a few herring of the beach south of the groin on metal slices and a few bream on mullies in the river. Nothing to write home about though. Still it was good to get away. Thanks for your help.

Regards,

Brad