The Mullet Run Fishing Blog

In the world of angling, lost gear isn't just an inconvenience; it's a story waiting to unfold. Captain Jeff's lost fishing pole saga took an unexpected turn that showcased the true spirit of angler camaraderie, ultimately resulting in its triumphant recovery a month later, all thanks to the determination and teamwork of fellow angler Mike Wallace. The Lost Fishing Pole: A Fish's Bold Heist In a thrilling fishing adventure, Captain Jeff found himself in a battle of wits with a formidable fish. However, in an unexpected turn of events, the fish seized the opportunity to turn the tables. With a powerful tug, the fish made a daring heist, snatching Captain Jeff's fishing pole and disappearing into the river's depths. Despite Captain Jeff's efforts to regain control, the fish prevailed, leaving the angler with a story of the one that got away—taking his fishing pole along for the ride. Mike Wallace's Heroic Catch A month later, the lost fishing pole resurfac...

The New River in Fort Lauderdale, known for its scenic beauty and bustling riverfront, has recently left residents and environmental enthusiasts perplexed. What was once a clear and inviting waterway has taken on an unusual milky hue, raising questions about its origins and the potential impact on the ecosystem. photo: David McKenzie The Puzzle Unfolds: Milky-Colored Waters Visitors and locals alike have noticed the striking transformation of the New River's waters, which have turned an opaque milky white. This sudden change has sparked concerns and led to speculations about the cause behind this mysterious transformation. Sewer Break or Construction Runoff? Two primary theories have emerged to explain the milky waters of the New River: 1. Sewer Break: Some individuals are raising concerns that the milky water might be a result of yet another sewer break in downtown Fort Lauderdale. The city has grappled with sewage-related issues in the past, and residents are understandably wary...

NEW RIVER - Quick afternoon session up the New River with Capt. Dave MacKenzie of Fishnorthbay.com to chunk and drag hoglegs around sunset. The action was pretty slim around all the usual spots but we did manage to squeeze out a few little jumps. Boat traffic was slim, and other than a few kids tossing plug around we were left alone and didn't have any spot creepers to deal with. We will be getting out there again this week, as we are deep into production shooting some new episodes for the Youtube account. If you aren't subscribed to the Youtube page , what the hell are you waiting for.