Thread: What I do in the off season

Each their own. Easy enough to cut out the wormy portions. Amberjack are loaded with worms and can cut right around them. I would balk at making sushi or Ceveche out of them, but properly cleaned and cooked they make great grub.

Enjoy.

Mullet don't have worms.

Originally Posted by huntinslabs

Each their own. Easy enough to cut out the wormy portions. Amberjack are loaded with worms and can cut right around them. I would balk at making sushi or Ceveche out of them, but properly cleaned and cooked they make great grub.

Mullet is bait

Mullet is bait but is fine eating smoked. Don

Ain't nothing wrong with fried mullet.

Apologize for taking this to off topic ....
Mullet bring back good memories for me back when I was ten years old. Lived in a place called "Jug Island" = out from Perry Fl on the gulf.
That'd be just a little north of Keaton beach. We practically lived on mullet and swamp cabbage, we'd go out in the woods to collect firewood
for the community wood pile, shooting squirrels, fishing, crabbing, and ......scalloping too. We had a big cistren that caught rain water and we'd fill up
garbage cans (new) in the back of the pickup truck and take it around to all the cabins and fill theirs up for water etc. Had out-houses, hogs, dogs chickens
all ran free, everybody got along, it was an idealogical life for us kids, we'd travel for miles up and down the coast, camping out in the woods, we was pretty
much free from parental control, they'd just let us go do our thing..... I wrote a song about my life there one time, anyway I just got this urge to show ya'll these pictures
of the place I loved so much and mullet was a big part of it (lots of stories ) .........The place is long gone now days ....
Forgive me if I offend anyone with this post (LOL, might've posted this stuff on here before) ............ My mind just kinda comes and goes anymore .......

Great pics and memories of a much simpler time. Thanks for sharing Danny.