Species guide
How to catch Golden grey mullet
Chelon auratus
freshwaterbrackishsaltwaterMugilidae
The golden grey mullet is a coastal fish known for its golden sheen and long fins. It inhabits shallow coastal waters, lagoons, and estuaries. This species feeds on small bottom-dwelling organisms and organic detritus.
Where they live
Found in shallow coastal areas, lagoons, and lower estuaries across Europe and Asia, especially in brackish and saltwater environments up to 20 meters deep.
Typical size
Up to about 61 cm
What they eat
- small benthic organisms
- detritus
- insects
- plankton
Best baits
- worms
- small crustaceans
- detritus-based bait
Best lures
- small soft plastics
- light jigs
- natural-colored lures
How to fish for them
- bottom fishing
- light spinning
- bait fishing
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