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I think in the Carolina s , they call them ground mullet.
Kinda like we call a cobia a ling, a kingfish is a king mackerel, a vermillion snapper is a beeliner. Don t even get started on LY s or alewives,pilchards,greenies,whitebait,chubs,chophe rs,pinfish,etc. |
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In NC at least around Cape Hatteras, they call them sea mullet. It has been so long since I'd heard it I had to google it lol.
Good eating fish! Those are nice sized also, congratulations on the catch.
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Yep, we call them mullet. Good eating and good for cut bait. Few years ago I caught a cooler full in the surf by the Avalon pier. Fried them up nice and crispy, delicious! Nice catch!
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Thanks guys. Gonna try tomorrow morning.
Hopefully new pics coming |
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Well, best laid plans, etc
Beautiful sunrise , light offshore breeze, no one on the beach But no fish . . . |
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Phat, that's fine, you know that's why they call it fishing and not I'm going catching. You hit the beach, had yourself a peaceful day, who's better than you, NO BODY.
ENJOY G
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All true,G All true
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