The Mullet Run Fishing Blog

Get ready to witness the mesmerizing artistry of cast net throwing like never before! Join Captain Jeff, the coastal expert and master of the cast net, as he takes you on an immersive journey into the heart of this ancient fishing technique. In this captivating slow-motion video, we bring you up close and personal with every graceful movement as Captain Jeff expertly wields his cast net. Watch in awe as the net dances through the air, creating a symphony of fluid motion that is both a joy to behold and a testament to his years of honing his craft. Whether you're a seasoned angler looking to refine your skills or a coastal enthusiast captivated by the beauty of the sea, this video is a treasure trove of insights. Captain Jeff's technique is nothing short of a work of art, and every frame captures the precision and finesse he employs to ensnare his catch. Key Highlights: 🌊 Slow-motion footage: Experience the breathtaking cast net action in exquisite detail, revealing the secrets...

Very Best Cast Net Throw Technique by Lunkerdog. One handed stay dry no teeth "Ninja Style" cast net throw by Captain Jeff Maggio the Lunkerdog. This is the best cast net throwing technique and its not close. Do you understand? This is not up for debate like braid versus mono. If you need to learn how to throw a cast net, you van piece together the Ninja Cast Net videos a lot like how the NFL pieces together video to be able to determine review and confirm or overturn calls in the games. In this cast net throw Captain Jeff nets several dozen hogleg mullet in one cast from a moving boat. This is advanced cast netting technique. Do you understand how to throw a cast net now? The easiest way to throw a cast net is by watching videos and duplicating what you see. First hold the net in your dominant hand, then throw it with a spinning motion as you twist your wrist towards your body and release the net. If you do it properly the net should open fully. Practice throwing your net o...

By now all the good bait, and by that I mean mullet and pilchard have left the beach and gone inshore to the inlets and dead end canals. You can do one of two things, you can either get your plugs out and get em caught in the trees, or you can hunker down and fish with real bait. Listen it aint that hard, you just gotta be persistent. Long gone are the days of huge net hauls off the beach where you get a few hundred select baits in one chunk. Now you gotta get low, you gotta pick off singles if you can find them. Good luck out there. Follow on Twitter Betterduck Sub on Youtube Oranse Channel

The 2009 Fall Mullet Run is in our rear view mirrors, but that doesn't mean its over. The good news is there are still mullet to be had if you know how to toss a net and have the eye to see em down deep in the colder water. The weather is all over the place, you may get a cold front for a night or two, and then back to 80 plus degrees for the rest of the week. Its simple, when its blowing cold, you break out the sailfish gear. When it warms up, head back to those inlets to whack a tarpon or two. We will be updating the Holiday fishing scene on our Twitter feed Be sure to hit us up with Twitter updates on your big catches. The Mullet is with you.