Jetty Rats

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Jetty Rats

First and only edition book cover
Author	Phillip Gwynne
Cover artist	Stella Danalis
Country	Australian
Language	English
Genre	Young adult fiction
Set in	Dogleg Bay (fictional)
Publisher	Penguin Books
Publication date	6 February 2004
Media type	Paperback
Pages	256
ISBN	9780143300496

Jetty Rats is a 2004 young-adult fiction novel by Phillip Gwynne. It was his fourth published book, and his third for the young-adult genre. The story follows 13-year-old Hunter Vettori and his quest to catch a mulloway – an evasive fish he has been trying to catch for his whole life. The book is set in the fictional Dogleg Bay, a place with an aging population, where the biggest business is funeral directing.

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