Our Creeks, Streams, and Rivers are back with all this rain. This is going to be a good year(I Hope)..
The Crappie Jon is rigged and ready to roll on some Bream, Cats, Pike, Mullet, and Bass.
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Our Creeks, Streams, and Rivers are back with all this rain. This is going to be a good year(I Hope)..
The Crappie Jon is rigged and ready to roll on some Bream, Cats, Pike, Mullet, and Bass.
:biggrin
Amen.....good to see the rain.
I have a friend who has been doing OK with Black Crappie in the Ogeechee River this month. There is some nice specks in our rivers but no many fish for them.
I am excited about the rain. I will gladly give up a week or two of fishing to fill our lakes.
cant wait to catch some of those big old brem
Some pics of the great Altamaha and Satilla Overflow. They are running good.Attachment 117706Attachment 117707Attachment 117708Attachment 117709Attachment 117710
This is a great forum.Found it by accident.Where do you mullet fish at?
Altamaha, from McNatt Falls to Jesup
I have caught them in the Oconee near Dublin. I guess the Savannah River is best but it is long haul for me.
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Originally Posted by redeli
hey me too...great mullet fishing in jesup...have also caught them at uvalda [hometown] bridge.....oconee up from mt vernon bridge..also caught in st johns river in astor after catching limit of gills...nothing like a mullet on a bream buster
Nothing beats a 2 lb mullet on a 12 Bream Buster. Nothing.
Great Mullet fishing on the right just before you get to the jetties going into Lake George. I got a friend who goes down there just for mullet.
I have caught many Ice chest full of Mullet sitting on the bench at South Moon.
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What do yall use for bait ???
We bait them up with Rabbit or Chicken feed and I put out a salt block and mark it with a pipe. I then fish near the block with a small piece of red wiggler under a cork. They suck on the worm so you need to watch very careful. I try to put my block in an eddy or down side of a sandbar. You do not want the block in the current as it will dissolve really fast.
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Originally Posted by LureheadEd