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Yeah, the first fish I caught was a big Mullet. I was using a 38MR and it was hooked right in the mouth. I just laughed at the coincidence but 30 minutes later I hooked another, right in the mouth. I've never seen or heard of that before. I tried to get a photo but after leaving the camera in the car over night it wouldn't turn on.

Then there was the trout
I found a bunch & and they were all very nice fish. I started fishing at 4:45am and it was really freakin cold. Usually catching fish warms me up but that almost didn't work this time.

Way to go. Too bad about the camera.

Veeerrry intersting Lit. Never say never I guess.

Fishing at 4:45 a.m. in December Now thats fishing like its the last day of the season. Good job Lit.

Good deal Lit.

Mullet? Are you sure?

This could lead to a new study.

Lit, are we being invaded by a new strain of killer mullet?

tin can wrote:This could lead to a new study.

Lit, are we being invaded by a new strain of killer mullet?

That means they could triple in size... Mmmmmm.. mullet...

Good day on the pond!

AJ wrote:Mullet? Are you sure?

Sure, a Mullet. Two of them.
Weird but true.
One of my "real" jobs actually includes proper identification of saltwater fish.

Littoral wrote:Yeah, the first fish I caught was a big Mullet.

I got one on a plastic jig last winter. A first for me. Pulled pretty good too. Maybe the detrius runs low in winter or something. Nice job on the trout and toughing out the cold.

I started fishing at 4:45am and it was really freakin cold.

Going at it Full Bore and getting "Hard Core"

That's the way to go.

Good job Lit, maybe there will be a market for mullet lures

Couple of months ago, tossed a gold spoon off patty's island and it must have landed in the mullets mouth, nice fight, just like a bone fish.

RX, thanks, I knew it had to have happened to somebody.
Although I have to say they didn't fight much -I'm guessing they were too cold.

I've caught two so far, both on a rubber worm fishing for Bass