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Cigar Minnow
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| had someone tell he caught some 'brown mullet' off sykes bridge. Since I know mullet won't eat bait, what the heck is he talking about? Anyone know what this might be?
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Trigger
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he could have meant ground mullet or also called whiting
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Trigger
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probably talking about a ground mullet not brown. Ground mullet aka whiting.
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Ground mullet and whiting are two different species. Ground mullet are really southern kingfish and usually have a mottled appearance while whiting AKA gulf kingfish are a sandy color with white bellies and silvery sides and often have a black tip on their tail. You here tourists call whiting sand sharks a lot on the beach.
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techierick (3/25/2008)
had someone tell he caught some 'brown mullet' off sykes bridge. Since I know mullet won't eat bait, what the heck is he talking about? Anyone know what this might be?not to de-rail, but if you use a #6 bream hook and some canned corn you can tear up the mullet. great fun for the kids! i think whiting are very good to eat as well.
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Ruby Red Lip
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| "Brown Mullet" may be a close kin to the popular "Brown Trout". A very common catch at the discharge of the local sewage treatment plant.
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Yep I'm sure the guy meant ground mullet....aka southern kingfish....if you thought that was funny........I construction worker working on my apartment complex told my roommate that he caught a 4 foot mahi mahi off of bob sykes.
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Gulf kingfish are caught as far north as Virginia, I caught 2 last season, not bad tasting but full of bones. Up there they call them roundheads.
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konz (3/25/2008)
Yep I'm sure the guy meant ground mullet....aka southern kingfish....if you thought that was funny........I construction worker working on my apartment complex told my roommate that he caught a 4 foot mahi mahi off of bob sykes.Do Mahi ever make it in close enought to the pier to catch? That is probably my favorite fish to eat (although I have yet to try pompano so I'll reserve judgement until then, I hear you guys praising pompano a lot in the forum so I can't wait to try some).
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| I use to work on the Pensacola Fishing Pier and i recall on several occasions where we caught several chicken dolphins. I remember one time about 13 of them came through all together. I hooked one, chickenbone, j hogue and couple others. It was a blast because it had been slow all day except for the pomps.
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Ruby Red Lip
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ok im confused a little.... so what do you call a white trout??? is that the same as a whitting???
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Trigger
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no.They are completely dirrerent.Corpheanea can you help me explain this
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KONZ, why don't you use that picture of your monster white trout from Friday as an example... lol
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Back in the mid 80's, around St Marks, we used to catch Dolphin (Mahi) in the 18-24in range when the grass beds would blow in. We werent more than a few hundred yards off the beach.
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Ruby Red Lip
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Ahhh!!! ok i see the difference.Thanks for the explanation y'all!
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Caught these a couple years ago.
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