The Mullet Run Fishing Blog

The tarpon and Jacks are getting staged and are waiting just as we are.

Fort Lauderdale Beach - The bait was thick everywhere and it was pushed right up inshore if you know of the right sandbars. Late afternoon and we didn't have the best tide. It stormed for about 30 minutes. It was good seeing Bradley down there at Happy Bait, he was fired up to catch some lunkers like he did last happy bait . Snooks were not biting. We will see if this system send us some mullet, at least fingers. Happy bait everybody. Enjoy the video, it has full surround sound now.

Climbing the charts. The Mullet Run Youtube Channel is getting it done. Youtube now says the Channel is ranked #29 for the week in the reporters category. Thanks everybody for getting the word out there. Dont hate the fisherman, hate the bait.

Whoa. I did not excpect that, I started a companion Youtube channel to go along with the Mullet Run Blog. I figured I would post a few random videos and maybe hard core lunkertards might like looking at them. Well Youtube informed me that The Official Mullet Run Youtube Channel was the #41 most Subscribed Channel for the week in the reporters catagory. Thats huge. Thanks to all of you that subbed the channel. The Official Mullet Run Youtube Channel Follow TheMulletRun on Twitter

Reports keep coming in from beaches as far north as the Boca Inlet all the way down to South Beach. Captain Dave McKenzie of FishNorthBay.com updated his facebook that he was catching multiple snook down on Hollywood beach, and Captain Jeff continues to find Snook off the beach in Fort Lauderdale. Its pilchard bait, so dont worry if you can't throw a net, you can fill a 5 gallon bucket catching them with Sabiki rigs. Its all about the tide. The old timers like to say that its a low tide thing, but there are others that will tell you different. Get down there, get some bait, and run that dog. Follow The Mullet Run on Youtube . Its Official.

PARTS UNKNOWN - Got a headsup in the afternoon from Mike Grimm over at ReelReports.com that the snook were staccking up thick. Mike and his boy Payam crushed them in the earlier part of the day. We loaded up the buckets and headed on over. The first half of the session was Blowed-Out from an afternoon thunderstorm but when the wind stopped the snook turned on. All in all we must have landed at least 20 smell snook, fishing with 8lb gear. I will give you one quick tip - Use Small Hooks. Roll that highlight!