I caught some mullet a fishing pole one time. We were fishing using canned biscuit dough for bait with small hooks, and we were using fishing poles with corks. (not reels). We were standing on a low bridge at Garden City Beach, South Carolina. As I seem to recall, the tide was an important factor that would determine the best time to fish for them. I want to think 🤔 it was a mid tide- either falling or rising- It’s been a while, but I recall that’s what would determined when we would go to fish at that spot. However, once they started biting, they were swarming. They did not wait to hit the bait. As your video demonstrated, they can get off the hook pretty easily, however since we were pole fishing, we simply would lift them from the water. Some would fall off the hook-lol. But that was part of the challenge. Thanks for posting the video! That brought back good memories of when I was a kid.
Hi there! So glad that you enjoyed watching the video! Those mullet aren't half tough to catch, but it has become a bit of an annual tradition, and it's always great fun watching them swim around the bait, hoping that they will bite. The tide is definitely a major factor in this kind of fishing. Luckily for me though, the place that I catch them has a man made "estuary" sort of thing on one side, so there is always water there whenever I go. From what I have seen, the fishing over there in Florida looks pretty special (though I have never been myself). How great that you have gotten to grow up with those waters right at your doorstep. I have never heard of using biscuit dough before, but I plan to try out some different baits on my next trip, so perhaps I'll give it a go. Anyways, it's nice to hear that watching this brought back some good memories from your past (as I am sure it will for me too, someday in the future...). Tight lines, and all the best!! - VSF.
Sounds like we both grew up the same way I fished like that the same way I’d grab a 13 foot bream buster put light line a cork split shot weight small bream hook and a worm like I was bream fishing then I’d go down to the river i live on throw out some chicken feed watch them swarm in and catch them on almost low tide the best times were last hour of low tide and first hour of the tide coming back in from dead low so those 2 or 3 hours on those tides was awesome fishing as soon as the bait started to even touch the water you had a bite there would be a school of them my cousins caught 54 in 2 hours one time it was great except for the summer heat I don’t do it that much anymore because our dock is collapsed on the side we used to catch the mullet on of course 🤦 so now we have to fish the boat ramp that’s at our dock and it’s not as good in that spot so I don’t do it anymore hardly plus I’m 21 and all I do is work it was fun doing it as a little kid and when I was a teenager good times
Cheers mate! Not sure about them being the best sportive fish out there, but mullet are definitely an overlooked one by many people. Of course there is always more to learn when fishing, but thats what makes it so fun for me 😃. Glad you enjoyed the video. Tight lines man!
@@VentureSF . I am a fantastic mullet angler I have fish then in several countries for many years and I am 45 now. The most demanding under extreme weather. The most strong fighter, the most temperamental fish ever boy. And not doubting the most difficult to hook. Here in Ipswich I Chase 4 different types. All crazy !
I have like 3 years trying to catch mullet with a hook, ive seen your videos but no luck. Every time i see your videos I get a bit of hope to prove my father-in-law wrong, we have a little competition everytime we go out fishing. But yeah I bought like 50 spinner baits no luck i tried bread it would come off too easily ive tried a hook with a piece of a chip bag shiny side up and no luck. KEEP POSTING VIDEOS OF MULLET FISHING! 🤙👍
Hey there Christian! I am sorry to hear that mate 😄. In all honesty though, I can not relate to a comment more than this one. Mullet fishing is super tough and can be a real pain in the ----. In the videos where I catch them, I am genuinely spending 2 or 3 hours trying to tweak all the different variables. Perhaps it is the ridiculousness of it all that makes them so fun to catch. In terms of advice... I can not stress enough, the need to get them feeding. Your chances are multiplied exponentially. They are pretty shy so try to keep out of view. Also, as a pose to common theory, I tend to try and use the crust of the (fresh) bread to bury the hook in. This is favorable for mullet as they feed primarily off the surface and the crust floats a little. It is also easier for the fish to eat with their soft mouths (they cant really break down a rock hard ball of bread). So try to get bread with some what substantial crust. Other then that.. I guess persistence is key. One last point; the idea with spinners or spoons is to cause chaos. A mullet will not normally chase a lure like a predatory fish. The only way it will work is if you can bring the lure/spinner/spoon over a decent sized shoal (Im talking around 30-60 fish). This will spook and shock the shy natured fish. I am not entirely sure weather they strike from instinct, self defense, or agression, but it works very occasionally. I have proven this method in both Europe and Australia. Overall bread is the best way to go though. Hope this helps a bit, I will try and do some more mullet videos when Im next in the country (perhaps Christmas). I assume you dont live near me, but I would totally offer to come help ya try and catch them 🐟🐠. Anyways, thanks for watching, and tight lines mate!
Christian Diaz I caught some mullet with a fishing pole one time. We were fishing using canned biscuit dough for bait with small hooks, and we were using fishing poles with corks. (not reels). We were standing on a low bridge at Garden City Beach, South Carolina. As I seem to recall, the tide was an important factor that would determine the best time to fish for them. I want to think 🤔 it was a mid tide- either falling or rising- It’s been a while, but I recall that’s what would determined when we would go to fish at that spot. However, once they started biting, they were swarming. They did not wait to hit the bait. As your video demonstrated, they can get off the hook pretty easily, however since we were pole fishing, we simply would lift them from the water. Some would fall off the hook-lol. But that was part of the challenge. That video brought back good memories of when I was a kid.
I dont know where you fish but I go to this place in NSW, Australia called bobbin head. The mullet are legit teasing us at the side of the wharf swimming around I threw prawns at it. DO I just give it bread and let hobble around? Do I throw it on top of them? Or let the bread around 1 metre away from the fish and let it drift towards the bream? Cheers
Yes, I have seen people in videos do that for live bait. I would love to be able to throw a net like that. I assume the Mullet in the nets are not quite as big? Anyways, thank you very much. Glad you found this interesting. Tight lines!
I have only seen people snag them with a line of large treble hooks and at the end of the line they used a white strip of cloth-on top of the 100 lb leader attached a strong swivel then 1.5 oz weight then in a row 5 or 6 treble hooks then 1.5 oz weight and then the white strip of cloth
Thanks Jay! Yes, I enjoyed the bountiful waters off Port Gregory. Interesting how empty it looked when I was there, yet many people have commented saying they have fished there before. Must be a hotspot I guess. How lucky to be able to fish there often! Very jealous. Keep up the good work!
Easy fish to catch for me just throw out a bunch of chicken feed and rig up a pole like your bream fishing and use live red wiggler worms sometimes you will catch a bream but if the mullet are in there you will catch them my cousins caught 54 mullet in 2 hours on bream busters that’s all we use we like the 13 foot poles
Yea ahaha, that one is a bit of a monster. Got it from a friend a long time ago. Intended for beach fishing if i'm not mistaken... nonetheless, still plenty of fun for the mullet fishing :)
My Thin and thick Lipped video recently uploaded, show's how to successfully make them feed. :P And catch them :P Great video - Keep up the great work. Have taken them also on mepps :P Kind regards: Luggy
Like the vid good advice but come on what's with the Chinese fishing gear? If you lived next to me would give you some deciente gear... And try water bobbers
Thanks for watching! It's really nice to hear you enjoyed the video. Yea, well I don't live there so I have to use whatever gear I can. Main thing is that it works nonetheless :), so it doesnt bother me where its from. But I appreciate your offer ahaha. Tight lines mate!
Thanks!! I'm sorry to hear that though. They are such frustrating fish for 99% of the time, but it's the best feeling when you finally get one, especially on light gear. All the best mate! Tight lines!!
Yay.. u caught one ... listen up word of advise...if u had a softer pole it would be more forgiving in the fight.. also man makes drags adjustable.. ... ... not all mullet likes their food on the surface
Yea, happy I did ahaha! Unfortunately I was a little limited on gear (being on holiday), but I would have used a lighter rod if there was one. Fair point about the drag 😁, I had been getting into the habit of playing fish on light gear like that, because in the canals where I live it it is very tricky to avoid the banks on either side if you just let them run. I have heard that mullet also like to feed on the bottom, and I hope to catch one that way some day. But I do like it when I can see them though, hence the surface bait :)
Where are you from Wil, that’s how we catch them in Sanford Fl. I use 5 hooks , egg weight and a treble hook with a quick oats dough all squeezed around it. Unlike this guy or mullet feed underwater and on the bottom.
In this video I just used plain white bread. This should work fine for all mullet, just be sure that the piece of bread you use has plenty of crust! :)
I throw a whole slice of bread next to the bank the trick is to keep dead still they only recognise movement and when they are all feeding on the bread I shoot the centre of the bread with my shotgun You then need to scoop them out as they regain their wits in about 30 sec. Works every time.
Wow! Well that is definitely a unique way of doing it 😲. I definitely agree with that principal though.. if you can get them all stirred up and focused on the food then that seems to be the best chance to catch them off guard. Sounds like quite the method you got going there!
@@VentureSF They stay stunned for about 10-15 sec. they swim in circles on their side. so you do have to be quick. but it works really well you average about 6 per go I used no 7 shot.
Hey man, thank you very much! I had a look at that UFO technique in your video.. and that is such a cool idea 😯!! What an original concept. I definitely want to try that out nextime I go :)
Sounds like a good system! I can definitely see that working, I just use rods for range, since they seem to be less timid a little further from the shore.
@@VentureSFyea I think I just fish for them differently than most because I grew up in the woods and all the old guys taught me how they did it growing up because they fished for them that way for food it’s just a redneck way of fishing ig😂
Hey, sorry I missed this. Not sure about that rod to be honest. It was a really old one that my grandfather had given me. Pretty sure light gear works best for the mullet though. Wouldn't recommend a big ol thing like that 😁!
No worries, couldn't agree with you more mate! There is nothing more fun that fishing with light tackle ay. Those rods were all I could get my hands on, since I don't actually live there (visiting on holiday) so all my gear is back home. I did manage to bring a light rod with me this year, so that should be in videos over the next few weeks :)
Ahaha 😆 .. I haven't heard that before. ....."something swimming about these murky estuary waters has killed 2 locals in the last year... my suspicions tell me... it could be a big ol' mullet"
Thats a new one! Sounds like it would work. Will have to give it a go... probably pretty soon too, as I am planning to do another video with mullet soon.
I’m laughing watching this your using a salt water rod for mullet i catch them on light tackle like im bream fishing they arnt like the fish in the ocean they are bait fish
Check out my new video of catching big mullet here -> th-cam.com/video/lnd3cHcl6e4/w-d-xo.html
I caught some mullet a fishing pole one time. We were fishing using canned biscuit dough for bait with small hooks, and we were using fishing poles with corks. (not reels). We were standing on a low bridge at Garden City Beach, South Carolina. As I seem to recall, the tide was an important factor that would determine the best time to fish for them. I want to think 🤔 it was a mid tide- either falling or rising- It’s been a while, but I recall that’s what would determined when we would go to fish at that spot. However, once they started biting, they were swarming. They did not wait to hit the bait.
As your video demonstrated, they can get off the hook pretty easily, however since we were pole fishing, we simply would lift them from the water. Some would fall off the hook-lol. But that was part of the challenge. Thanks for posting the video! That brought back good memories of when I was a kid.
Hi there! So glad that you enjoyed watching the video! Those mullet aren't half tough to catch, but it has become a bit of an annual tradition, and it's always great fun watching them swim around the bait, hoping that they will bite. The tide is definitely a major factor in this kind of fishing. Luckily for me though, the place that I catch them has a man made "estuary" sort of thing on one side, so there is always water there whenever I go. From what I have seen, the fishing over there in Florida looks pretty special (though I have never been myself). How great that you have gotten to grow up with those waters right at your doorstep. I have never heard of using biscuit dough before, but I plan to try out some different baits on my next trip, so perhaps I'll give it a go. Anyways, it's nice to hear that watching this brought back some good memories from your past (as I am sure it will for me too, someday in the future...). Tight lines, and all the best!! - VSF.
Sounds like we both grew up the same way I fished like that the same way I’d grab a 13 foot bream buster put light line a cork split shot weight small bream hook and a worm like I was bream fishing then I’d go down to the river i live on throw out some chicken feed watch them swarm in and catch them on almost low tide the best times were last hour of low tide and first hour of the tide coming back in from dead low so those 2 or 3 hours on those tides was awesome fishing as soon as the bait started to even touch the water you had a bite there would be a school of them my cousins caught 54 in 2 hours one time it was great except for the summer heat I don’t do it that much anymore because our dock is collapsed on the side we used to catch the mullet on of course 🤦 so now we have to fish the boat ramp that’s at our dock and it’s not as good in that spot so I don’t do it anymore hardly plus I’m 21 and all I do is work it was fun doing it as a little kid and when I was a teenager good times
Glad to see a young angler enjoying the best sportive fish in Earth. Still a lot to workout about but you have the most important things !.
Cheers mate! Not sure about them being the best sportive fish out there, but mullet are definitely an overlooked one by many people. Of course there is always more to learn when fishing, but thats what makes it so fun for me 😃. Glad you enjoyed the video. Tight lines man!
@@VentureSF . I am a fantastic mullet angler I have fish then in several countries for many years and I am 45 now. The most demanding under extreme weather. The most strong fighter, the most temperamental fish ever boy. And not doubting the most difficult to hook. Here in Ipswich I Chase 4 different types. All crazy !
@@horacebeachboy the most strong fighter? Mullet?......
@@garrettirwin8165 . have you ever catch mullet ?
Bro you sound like bear Grylls
😄, havn´t heard that one before... I guess I do a bit.
Caught one this size on spear yesterday seems much easier on rod 😂. Great video!
I have like 3 years trying to catch mullet with a hook, ive seen your videos but no luck. Every time i see your videos I get a bit of hope to prove my father-in-law wrong, we have a little competition everytime we go out fishing. But yeah I bought like 50 spinner baits no luck i tried bread it would come off too easily ive tried a hook with a piece of a chip bag shiny side up and no luck. KEEP POSTING VIDEOS OF MULLET FISHING! 🤙👍
Hey there Christian! I am sorry to hear that mate 😄. In all honesty though, I can not relate to a comment more than this one. Mullet fishing is super tough and can be a real pain in the ----. In the videos where I catch them, I am genuinely spending 2 or 3 hours trying to tweak all the different variables. Perhaps it is the ridiculousness of it all that makes them so fun to catch. In terms of advice... I can not stress enough, the need to get them feeding. Your chances are multiplied exponentially. They are pretty shy so try to keep out of view. Also, as a pose to common theory, I tend to try and use the crust of the (fresh) bread to bury the hook in. This is favorable for mullet as they feed primarily off the surface and the crust floats a little. It is also easier for the fish to eat with their soft mouths (they cant really break down a rock hard ball of bread). So try to get bread with some what substantial crust. Other then that.. I guess persistence is key. One last point; the idea with spinners or spoons is to cause chaos. A mullet will not normally chase a lure like a predatory fish. The only way it will work is if you can bring the lure/spinner/spoon over a decent sized shoal (Im talking around 30-60 fish). This will spook and shock the shy natured fish. I am not entirely sure weather they strike from instinct, self defense, or agression, but it works very occasionally. I have proven this method in both Europe and Australia. Overall bread is the best way to go though. Hope this helps a bit, I will try and do some more mullet videos when Im next in the country (perhaps Christmas). I assume you dont live near me, but I would totally offer to come help ya try and catch them 🐟🐠. Anyways, thanks for watching, and tight lines mate!
Christian Where are you trying to catch Mullet ?. I can share information about.
Christian Diaz I caught some mullet with a fishing pole one time. We were fishing using canned biscuit dough for bait with small hooks, and we were using fishing poles with corks. (not reels). We were standing on a low bridge at Garden City Beach, South Carolina. As I seem to recall, the tide was an important factor that would determine the best time to fish for them. I want to think 🤔 it was a mid tide- either falling or rising- It’s been a while, but I recall that’s what would determined when we would go to fish at that spot. However, once they started biting, they were swarming. They did not wait to hit the bait.
As your video demonstrated, they can get off the hook pretty easily, however since we were pole fishing, we simply would lift them from the water. Some would fall off the hook-lol. But that was part of the challenge. That video brought back good memories of when I was a kid.
Good to see you back posting mate!
Thanks Joel. Yes, it has been a little while now, hope to start it up again though.
I dont know where you fish but I go to this place in NSW, Australia called bobbin head. The mullet are legit teasing us at the side of the wharf swimming around I threw prawns at it. DO I just give it bread and let hobble around? Do I throw it on top of them? Or let the bread around 1 metre away from the fish and let it drift towards the bream? Cheers
You can also bait them in mixing oats an crumbles that's how it's done in Florida
Hmmm, never thought of that before. Definitely sounds like it would work. Might have to give it a try nextime round. Appreciate it mate!
What is that? I live near the Indian River. I'd like to know about this. Thanks in advance!
Wow 😊👍👍,Good technique,I also fishing mullets in Indonesia
Thank you!! Yes, thats the way I find works :). What about you? What method do you use over there?
In Miami we just cast net them great video learned something new today
Yes, I have seen people in videos do that for live bait. I would love to be able to throw a net like that. I assume the Mullet in the nets are not quite as big? Anyways, thank you very much. Glad you found this interesting. Tight lines!
Can’t cast net in California...we have so many damn mullet I’ve been really researching how to get em....been thinking fly fishing.
I have only seen people snag them with a line of large treble hooks and at the end of the line they used a white strip of cloth-on top of the 100 lb leader attached a strong swivel then 1.5 oz weight then in a row 5 or 6 treble hooks then 1.5 oz weight and then the white strip of cloth
Great vid loved your port Gregory one I always fish of that jetty
Thanks Jay! Yes, I enjoyed the bountiful waters off Port Gregory. Interesting how empty it looked when I was there, yet many people have commented saying they have fished there before. Must be a hotspot I guess. How lucky to be able to fish there often! Very jealous. Keep up the good work!
Great video. Interesting to see how somebody else does it. Dropped you a sub. Enjoyed that.
Cheers mate! Thats great to hear! I appreciate the kind words and support :)
You can put it in a laundry bag or small mesh wire to and stake it out A few hours before you fish
That actually sounds really smart!
Easy fish to catch for me just throw out a bunch of chicken feed and rig up a pole like your bream fishing and use live red wiggler worms sometimes you will catch a bream but if the mullet are in there you will catch them my cousins caught 54 mullet in 2 hours on bream busters that’s all we use we like the 13 foot poles
You don’t eat them? A very underrated table fish….absolutely delish fresh, dusted in flour and fried in butter. They freeze ok as well.
Great video and effort!
Thank you!
Good explanation
Thank you!
jeez i bet you could catch a shark with that rod lol
Yea ahaha, that one is a bit of a monster. Got it from a friend a long time ago. Intended for beach fishing if i'm not mistaken... nonetheless, still plenty of fun for the mullet fishing :)
Great video, thanks for the effort!
No worries at all! I am glad to hear that you liked it!!
My Thin and thick Lipped video recently uploaded, show's how to successfully make them feed. :P And catch them :P Great video - Keep up the great work. Have taken them also on mepps :P Kind regards: Luggy
Like the vid good advice but come on what's with the Chinese fishing gear? If you lived next to me would give you some deciente gear... And try water bobbers
Thanks for watching! It's really nice to hear you enjoyed the video. Yea, well I don't live there so I have to use whatever gear I can. Main thing is that it works nonetheless :), so it doesnt bother me where its from. But I appreciate your offer ahaha. Tight lines mate!
Thanks for the tips gonna go try to get some from the hawaiian fishpond near my house
No worries! I am glad to hear that its given you some inspiration :) - good luck!
Where are you fishing?
Great video! Where are you now?
Thanks! Spain at the moment, for a summer holiday.
the mullet fish is big enough brother .. keep careful when stepping because the place is very steep goodluck
Yes, it was a nice one! Thank you for the advice (will do), I have slipped there a couple of times. And thank you!
Is this freshwater or saltwater
Good video. Can’t catch these guys for anything. Back out to the gulf for more work.
Thanks!! I'm sorry to hear that though. They are such frustrating fish for 99% of the time, but it's the best feeling when you finally get one, especially on light gear. All the best mate! Tight lines!!
Bait what was used ?
Bread! Works a charm. I've tried all sorts and bread always comes out on top.
Yay.. u caught one ... listen up word of advise...if u had a softer pole it would be more forgiving in the fight.. also man makes drags adjustable.. ... ... not all mullet likes their food on the surface
Yea, happy I did ahaha! Unfortunately I was a little limited on gear (being on holiday), but I would have used a lighter rod if there was one. Fair point about the drag 😁, I had been getting into the habit of playing fish on light gear like that, because in the canals where I live it it is very tricky to avoid the banks on either side if you just let them run. I have heard that mullet also like to feed on the bottom, and I hope to catch one that way some day. But I do like it when I can see them though, hence the surface bait :)
Whts light about tht rod?😮
Nice...n cute..
Aha cheers mate :)
thank you
Salt block, meal cake and red wigglers is the best way.
Salt block? Meal cake? Wigglers? I'm not sure I understand, but I am very much intrigued by this. It sounds crazy. What do you mean?
Bro the oats and white fake worms small pieces the size of corn
Thanks for the advice!! I definitely want to give corn a go nextime I am there. How would you get oats to stay on the hook though?
Where are you from Wil, that’s how we catch them in Sanford Fl. I use 5 hooks , egg weight and a treble hook with a quick oats dough all squeezed around it. Unlike this guy or mullet feed underwater and on the bottom.
Yooo im in Sanford too lmao I live near the marina
mix the oat meal with lil water make it into dough and wrap it around the weight DO NOT use corn
@@Wilscuts Got it! What do you recommend on the hook?
What the name of your bait to used?
In this video I just used plain white bread. This should work fine for all mullet, just be sure that the piece of bread you use has plenty of crust! :)
I throw a whole slice of bread next to the bank the trick is to keep dead still they only recognise movement and when they are all feeding on the bread I shoot the centre of the bread with my shotgun You then need to scoop them out as they regain their wits in about 30 sec. Works every time.
Wow! Well that is definitely a unique way of doing it 😲. I definitely agree with that principal though.. if you can get them all stirred up and focused on the food then that seems to be the best chance to catch them off guard. Sounds like quite the method you got going there!
@@VentureSF They stay stunned for about 10-15 sec. they swim in circles on their
side. so you do have to be quick. but it works really well you average about 6 per go I used no 7 shot.
@@johnswinkels4383 Sounds crazy mate. Whatever works though... why not!
Kidumone
Very nice catch...very good size of mullet....can use UFO floating bait technique to catch yellow tail mullet...u can see at my video..
Hey man, thank you very much! I had a look at that UFO technique in your video.. and that is such a cool idea 😯!! What an original concept. I definitely want to try that out nextime I go :)
@@VentureSF sure..u can get a tutorial at my friend's channel ..he is the founder of that technique..YT:Dania Damia Fish On
th-cam.com/video/SstCyHedzCU/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/kxTAsk-thL4/w-d-xo.html
👆tutorial of the UFO Floating Bait technique
I just use a bream buster and rig it up like u are bream fishing
Sounds like a good system! I can definitely see that working, I just use rods for range, since they seem to be less timid a little further from the shore.
@@VentureSFyea I think I just fish for them differently than most because I grew up in the woods and all the old guys taught me how they did it growing up because they fished for them that way for food it’s just a redneck way of fishing ig😂
Can you tell me what the name of that rod u using please ? I want buy the same
Hey, sorry I missed this. Not sure about that rod to be honest. It was a really old one that my grandfather had given me. Pretty sure light gear works best for the mullet though. Wouldn't recommend a big ol thing like that 😁!
Cast nets
Is the way to go
I can agree with you there mate. Its pretty tedious fishing. There are definitely times where I wish had/knew how to use one.
Thanks mate
No worries!
I live in Cape Charles va and I catch them all the time
Looks like an incredible spot mate! How big do they get over there? You got a PB?
Venture SF my pb so far is 21 not to big there sand mullet
@@sheep6227 Niccee! Still a really decent fish for the species. I don't think they get much over 25 or so?
Venture SF nope not usually the biggest one of the pier I have seen is 26 or 27 it was a freak of nature
Venture SF sand mullet taste great too
Why does he sound like bear grylls?
Ahaha.. yea I get that a bit 😁
I have the exact same reel
Neat! I actually got it as hand-down but it works a charm :)
Nice vid bro. I just filmed a mullet fishing vid. U gained a sub from us.
Cheers, appreciate it!! I just checked out your channel, and you got some neat content over there. Keep going!!
I really dont think its that hard to catch them i can make a video this weekend and show how easy it is to catch mullet
Were was this
This spot is in Northern Spain. The whole coastline is full of monster sized ones!
Something you dont know i want to show the best way to catch the mullet( my vellage fishing). Before and after the wind come .....waiting .....mm😂😂❤
Thanks
No problem!
If i gotta wait hours im throwing the damn net😊
Best way to catch a mullet go to a barber shop if your from the US you’ll know what I’m talking about 😂
No hate but that rod is way to heavy for catching a 1lb mullet. Get a ultra light trout rod and have some fun lol
No worries, couldn't agree with you more mate! There is nothing more fun that fishing with light tackle ay. Those rods were all I could get my hands on, since I don't actually live there (visiting on holiday) so all my gear is back home. I did manage to bring a light rod with me this year, so that should be in videos over the next few weeks :)
Dude you sound like Jeremy wade lol 😆
Ahaha 😆 .. I haven't heard that before.
....."something swimming about these murky estuary waters has killed 2 locals in the last year... my suspicions tell me... it could be a big ol' mullet"
@@VentureSF Dude 💯 lmao🤣
Visit my friend.fishing amazing. 👍👍👍 what bait friend...?
Thanks! Bread was the bait I used.
It's not light tackle that is made to catch a shark
Ahaha, yea agreed, I'm afraid that I didn't have to many resources that holiday.
Mix some laying mash chicken feed with mud and throw it where you fish
Thats a new one! Sounds like it would work. Will have to give it a go... probably pretty soon too, as I am planning to do another video with mullet soon.
Mullet fishing in GA in nothing like this.
Why thank u
No worries! Thanks for watching :)
6:07 why!
Why put it back aha? I just don't eat them 🤷♂️
@@VentureSF lol
I’m laughing watching this your using a salt water rod for mullet i catch them on light tackle like im bream fishing they arnt like the fish in the ocean they are bait fish
wtf kind of accent is that
Ahaha, quite a unique one ay? Idk, I guess it's just what has happened from living in lots of different places 💁♂️.
What the name of your bait to used?
Bread
Hi there, sorry I missed this. Yes, bread was the bait in this video (seems to be their favorite). I have also caught them on worms in the past too.