old fishing pics i found

[Hebert]

in the Fl panhandle they love mullet, they castnet for mullet like we castnet for shrimp lol....I've had some great tasting mullet.. but i've also had some that taste like mud there too, I think the trick to it is FRESH, as in same day you catch em you eat em....they even got the "mullet festival" in niceville,fl.

[iron man]

Originally Posted by thegr8cody

yes lake guntersville is beautiful when we went last october there was an flw tour.but it was neat u could hold crackers out the window and feed deer

i do remember feeding some deer. and boy was there alot.

[DUCKGOGETTER]

I've never ate mullett, but i'll try it. I mean when i was growing up my grandpa ate anything that wouldn't eat him first. I can remember him eating raw blackbird eggs straight out the nest at our lease in sweetlake.

[southern151]

Originally Posted by DUCKGOGETTER

I've never ate mullett, but i'll try it. I mean when i was growing up my grandpa ate anything that wouldn't eat him first. I can remember him eating raw blackbird eggs straight out the nest at our lease in sweetlake.

Oh man, that's hardcore!

[DUCKGOGETTER]

Yeah it was, but he was raised and taught all his grandkids how to live off the land.

[evidrine]

Originally Posted by fishfinder

I will eat most bait: shrimp, crab, and squid.But, the mullet I leave for brother-in-law!!!!

Yea I try not to "knock it till I try it"

[SULPHITE]

Ate mullet last year at our family reunion in Alabama...Orange beach area. Castnetted a ton of mullet fried em up. They weren't bad, kinda fishy but I had plenty of beer and ketchup!

[Keywest18]

yea ketchup saves the day with fried mullet.i try not to knock stuff till i try it either but i dont even eat raw chicken eggs.fried blackbird eggs anyone?

[DUCKGOGETTER]

No, but my grandpa ate blackbird eggs raw