Mullet and cat fisin on the Saint Johns river.

[4thIDvet]

Mullet are in my canal. Plus loaded with catfish I been baiting up. These mullet are great if you like the taste of mud, yuk their bad. Florida west coast members get the good eatin Gulf mullet, taste like filet of sole they do.
Strippers are moving on lake George and on the river chasing shad that are coming in to spawn. More fishing reports to follow.
Locals sell the mullet to s and s, they love eatin the damn mud fish. Yuk real bad.

[10 Bears]

As long as there is a market, take advantage of it.

[aviator]

Mullets are bait fish down here but the blacks eat them.

[Railbuggy]

I need a roof rack for my Kia Soul. Some of my poles are longer than my car.

[Pogo]

Originally Posted by aviator

Mullets are bait fish down here but the blacks eat them.

Yes. Great bait fish.

[10 Bears]

Why do they call a haircut a mullet? I've heard that term and don't understand it.

[JD Miller]

Originally Posted by 10 Bears

Why do they call a haircut a mullet? I've heard that term and don't understand it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mullet_(haircut)

[10 Bears]

Originally Posted by JD Miller

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mullet_(haircut)

The mullet fish basically has no neck, and a fish rots from the neck down, so that may be where the slang derives from, especially since most human Mullet Heads achieve this same effect via excessive hair and musculature.
"Mulling Over the Mullet", in Grand Royal magazine

Thanks JD, that's funny. Hell, it's a girls hair style, not for GUYS ! ! ! ! !

[WWes]

Originally Posted by Railbuggy

I need a roof rack for my Kia Soul. Some of my poles are longer than my car.

Pickup truck! It's as good an excuse as any...

My one-piece rigs run 5'6 to 7'10, difficult in a car or CJ but they travel well in the truck. The 5'6 goes anywhere, Heavy Action Big Water Ugly Stik with an Abu 6000. I've strapped it to bikes. If you need a real rig that can go anywhere, I highly recommend it.

BWC 112056, in retrospect I'd have gone with the 6' but I think it's discontinued. It works on the riverbank but it really shines in a small boat. Sturdy as hell, fits in any car. It's thick, I wouldn't use it for subtle bites, it's a clicker rod. Mine's about 20 years old, price is the same. Mine needs a new Fugi tip-top from being stepped on, I fish it as it is for now but I don't want to waste time and money on a cheap tip replacement.

2' makes a difference and other than boat rods and stand-ups there aren't many heavy rated fast action "shorty" rods out there. Personal best with this was a 10+ channel and 15+ flathead to date. It could handle a lot more. It's my "lucky rig", I usually run 25# Big Game or 36# Dacron with the 6000. Both work well.

7' Shakespeare Tigers travel well too, more flexible than the 5'6 at the tip. I just ordered one with a Penn 309 to run 50# Big Game mono. The reel is slow and crude but I learned how to cast on a 209....I'll be under $135 spooled on toys that will last beyond me. Could be the best purchase I ever make? That's fishing.