- Scientific Name
- Argyrosomus japonicus
- Size
- Up to 2m
General Description
Mulloway, also known as Jewfish or โthe greatest oneโ, are a popular angling species typically found in estuaries and marine waters.
Growing up to 2-metres in length, Mulloway can be recognised by its silvery to greenish-bronze colouring and pearly white spots along the lateral line.
Threats and Management Issues
MULLOWAY TAGGING PROJECT
Nature Glenelg Trustย are conducting a Mulloway tagging project, funded by Recreational Fishing Licence fees, to understand the movement behaviours and life history traits of the species. The tagging program has over 70 anglers participating and almost 500 fish have been tagged since it started in late 2017. Majority of the fish have been tagged in the Glenelg River.
If youโre interested in learning more about the project, visit theย Mulloway Tagging Victoria Facebook Group, theย Learning More About the Elusive Mulloway Facebook Groupย or contact Nature Glenelg Trustโs Lauren Brown on [email protected] or 0439 034 390.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
In Victoria, the minimum legal size limit for Mulloway is 60cm and they have a bag limit of 5. Visit theย Victorian Fisheries Authorityโs Mulloway pageย for more information.
