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BEHIND THE SCENES

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CLASSIC LUNKER THEATER - TARPON: THE MOVIE

Cult Classic, if you haven't seen it, get to it. Tarpon The Movie.

BAIT UPDATE ALERT 8 28 09

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By Oranse Taylor FORT LAUDERDALE - Pre-pod scouting this afternoon we found bait off the beach, and alot of it. Thought it was pod, but it ended up being pre-pod pilchard schools. Huge ones. Half-a-football field size schools of pilchard, close to the beach, and nary a pelican in sight. Typical pre-pod action. Old schoolers know which way those schools are swimming and how to stay on em. The schools were obvious from A1A and we still didn't see a single Happy Baiter. You want pilchard, you got pilchard.

Capt Jeff and Benny Blanco Team up for the mullet run!

Very excited to announce that Benny Blanco www.fishingflamingo.com and I will be following the bait migration as it comes south down our coast. We will be meeting this week to get a game plan. Not sure where we are going to find them but Benny and I both think they are going to be somewhere between Stuart and Jupiter in the next week or so. We will post our progress as we film the most exciting inshore action of the year. If you have any reports on the mullet run please let us know. Keeping you posted Capt Jeff Twitter @Lunkerdog

Pre-Season Action: Monster Snook

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PARTS UNKNOWN - Rick from Utah caught and released his first Snook. The water temperature was 93 degrees.

VIDEO REWIND Snook Fishing

The Mullet Run on Twitter

TECH - If you wanna know what is going on with this seasons mullet run on the Southeast Coast of Florida, you can read this blog, but we are taking it one step further into the real time information, and now you can access the latest breaking news and location updates by following The Mullet Run Twitter feed . Forget those lame reprints the local newspaper throws out every year, with the same 3 paragraphs about the mullet migration. Get involved in the discussion with real fisherman that are out there in real time and updating news and tips that you can actually use to catch real fish. We need your help, if you follow us on Twitter, you can use the direct message or reply @themulletrun feed to hit us up with breaking news updates about mullet pods, diving pelicans, or surfcasters.

MULLET RUN NEWS

FORT LAUDERDALE - Last night we spotted the first pre-pod of the 2009 Mullet Run. It wasn't anything major but it was a decent medium sized bait ball of medium sized silver mullet, and there was action. This is only the begining, and its a pretty good indicator that we might not be out of this heat wave before the bulk of the migration starts showing up off the beaches in the southern part of the state and that would be unusual. Happy Bait.

Prepping The Mullet Run Gear

The mullet run is gonna be here soon, and you gotta keep your gear tight if you expect to have success over the length of the season. We will be traveling and following the mullet pods down the coast so we will have (3) working nets, the nets needs some attention and now is the time to do those repairs and tweaks so you dont end baitless when the pods are in your area. It happens fast and if you aren't ready you miss it. . Once the nets are in order, we will turn our attention to the buckets and wells. That includes pumps and plumbing. The biggest struggle is always separating 5 gallon buckets that are stuck together. The rods and reels were just overhauled but I will go over them anyway, and get anything fixed that is questionable. New line and leaders and hooks. The point here is to have your gear ready so you can get bait and whack some trophy fish. Tarpon, Snook, Jacks, and Sharks. The Old Timers call it Happy Bait, I call it The Run, either way dont show up with gear that don...

Mullet Run 2008 - REWIND

Wanna drool over some highlights from last years epic mullet run ? Well here you go.

The Mullet Are Coming! The Mullet Are Coming

PRESS RELEASE - The Mullet Run Blog is dedicated specifically to the Mullet migration on the South Florida East Coast. Featuring original videos about this years migration period as it moves south from Sebastian Inlet all the way south to the Florida Bay. The Mullet Run Blog is the place to find out where the mullet are and how to get them. subjects such as Tackle, line, knots, and how to keep mullet alive in captivity. You can always pop a question to our Twitter feed. Twitter: TheMulletRun http://twitter.com/TheMulletRun