The Mullet Run Fishing Blog

As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisper, anglers all along the coast know that autumn heralds not just a change in seasons but also the arrival of one of nature's most spectacular events: the fall mullet migration. Fort Lauderdale, with its pristine beaches and clear waters, becomes the stage for this awe-inspiring spectacle. And who better to lead us into this thrilling spectacle than the legendary Captain Jeff, known far and wide as the Lunkerdog? In a recent video that has set the angling world abuzz, Captain Jeff takes us aboard his trusty 20-foot maritime skiff to experience the thrill of the fall mullet migration up close and personal. Armed with his cast net and a wealth of knowledge, Captain Jeff demonstrates his mastery in capturing these big Silver mullet with skill and finesse. The Fall Mullet Migration: A Natural Wonder The fall mullet migration is a sight to behold. Thousands of Silver mullet, their silvery scales glistening in the sun, move in massive ...

Fort Lauderdale - Well its about time some real bait showed up! I guess this string of storm swirling around finally pushed some of the decent mullet down south. And of course we were on top of them. Now before you run out and drop a hundred bucks on a new Salty Dog Net and a Spin Combo you better understand that this is advanced fishing. The mullet are swimming fast down the beach, and unlike the rest of the happy bait that swam down before these hoglegs, they arent right up on the beach. So it will take some pretty good netting skills to fill your five gallon bucket. Just a glance down the beach showed tons of Happy Baiters still throwing plugs. Anyway, these Hogleg mullet brought big tarpon and big jacks with them. The mullet school were getting blasted every few seconds. The Tarpon have to be gorging themselves. And can you blame them after a month of these stinking fingermullet. In conclusion, Happy Bait and be safe out there. Follow the Mullet Run on Youtube Follow the Mullet R...

Happy Bait - John Davis is on top of his bait game. He posted this video getting big hogleg mullet at the Port Everglades inlet in Fort Lauderdale. John is a real guy and always produces big fish. Shoot some video and send us a link and we will try to get it up on the blog. Follow The Mullet Run on Twitter.