Frederic Robert

Every fall season the mullet begin their migration on Florida's coastline. The mullet saturate the beaches and parts of the intercostals waterways.

Anglers that wait for these mullet runs expect great fishing to follow and it usually does. Snook, tarpon, sharks, jacks, barracuda, and many other species of fish follow the mullet run and feed.

Working the beaches you can usually cast net several mullet for your fishing trip. It is best to stay close to the schools of mullet and throw your bait on the outside of the school. Tarpon and other fish usually pick off the fish that stray from the group.

Mullet work on safety in numbers and when they break up, it usually means being attacked by a predatory fish

capt fred

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Fish Species: tarpon snook redfish sharks trout
Bait Used: mullet
Tackle Used: shimano
Method Used: drifting
Water Depth: 25
Water Temperature: 80
Wind Direction: n
Wind Speed: 5
redfish
redfish

snook
snook


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Frederic Robert

About The Author: Captain Frederic Robert

Company: http://www.fishing-guy.com

Area Reporting: orlando , daytona, ponce inlet

Bio: Experience the thrill and excitement of cacthing trophy fish in and around the waters of Ponce Inlet, florida. Located on the east coast between Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach we are just one hour from many of the popular theme park destinations located in Orlando. I offer in-shore and near shore sport fishing "Adventures of a Life-Time" for Red Fish, Snook, Black Drum, Cobia, Trout, Jacks or monster Tarpon.

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