The Mullet Run Fishing Blog

Hurricane Irene pushed some bait down and the fishing turned on like I haven't seen in a very long time. Respected reports were coming in from mall the usual sources and it seemed like everyone was catching fish. The bait is all mixed together, pilchard, mullet, sardine, and even goggle-eye. The best way to stay in the know is to follow THE MULLET RUN on Twitter

The steering system failed so we decided to have some fun with the resident Marina fish. I know its cherry picking but it was all in good fun while we waited for the repair crew to show up. What we got was a world record fast strike on an official sportfish on Blind Cast. Thats the key word, Blind Cast. Enjoy the videos. Its the GoPro camera, handheld on 720p 60fps. Happy Bait.

Beach fishing improved at the end of the week. Pilchard were thick for miles, and you didn't need a cast net to get em. Just a simple Sabiki Rig. Ok, so bait is easy to get, but the Snooks were still being stubborn. Its the old rule, if you can see the snooks, they can see you. So you can try stuff like wearing blue shirts and try to keep your shadow off of the fish. Drew was able to have some limited success. Let us know how you are doing out there. Follow on Twitter: TheMulletRun

Pilchards are all over the beaches in South East Florida, that means the Snook are also on the beaches. Don't worry if you cant throw a net well enough to get bait, cause you can get Pilchards on Sabiki rig.