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	What are mullet fish
		Schools of mullet have been observed in areas that are rich with plant life feeding with their bodies at a forty five degree angle to soft surface of the bottom.
		This type of feeding has given the mullet their generic name of sucker and is accomplished as the fish sucks up the food which is strained through their gill rakers before being passed to the throat.
		In fresh water mullet, the juveniles are often caught to raised in ponds for commerical use.
	mt.essortment.com /mulletfish_rzxp.htm (611 words)

	Mullet Fish Season Has Begun
		Yes, the season of the mullet is upon us as schools of silver mullet and other baitfish begin their migration south for the winter.
		Higher water levels hindered sight fishing on many of the traditional flats, and it seemed as if the redfish were moving fast shadowing mullet schools.
		All in all the fishing and the weather were great, it was the catching varied.
	www.swordfishingcentral.com /mullet-fish.html (397 words)

	Mullet family
		Fish worms are also reported to be good mullet bait, and in Cuba, this fish is said to be caught on hooks baited with avocado pear.
		Two kinds of mullet are caught; one (the silver mullet) is more often used as bait, while the other (fl mullet) is primarily a food fish, and contrary to the general opinion in south Florida, a food fish of high quality.
		During the mullet spawning season throughout the southeastern United States, red roe is the female gonad or ovary and the white "roe" is the male testis.
	www.rsmas.miami.edu /support/lib/seas/seasQA/QAs/m/mullet.html (5415 words)

	Mullet - Fish and Seafood
		The striped mullet is commonly called a fl mullet, gray mullet or jumping mullet and the white mullet is called a silver mullet.
		Mullet swim in large schools and are commonly seen jumping out of the water, hence the name jumping mullet.
		Mullet feed on aquatic plants and algae found floating, attached to the bottom or mixed in with surface sediments.
	www.foodreference.com /html/art-mullet.html (710 words)

	Striped Mullet - Fish Encyclopedia, Champion Pro Guide Services
		Mullet primarily feed on algae and do not bite in the usual sense.
		They mostly are canepolers who have the patience to stare at a float for extended periods, staying ready to heave at the slightest movement of the bobber, which indicates that a roaming Mullet is mouthing the bait.
		It's possible to catch Mullet by fly casting, but to do it you have to discover a situation in which the fish can be seen mouthing algae or other floating detritus at the surface.
	www.championbass.com /encyclopedia/striped_mullet.html (284 words)

	MULLET (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		This fish is still held in high esteem and is recognized as one of the most valuable finfish from Florida waters.
		Mullet are found from Maine to Brazil in the Atlantic, and from Monterey, California, to Chile in the Pacific.
		Mullet are schooling fish and are generally easy to spot jumping in and out of the water.
	www.ocean.udel.edu /mas/seafood/mullet.html (196 words)

	yourDictionary.com • Library: Mullet
		Apart from any fancied analogies between the mullet fish of the EB’s description and the physiognomy or behavioral patterns of mullet wearers of the hairdo, it is possible that the typical outward flaring of the hair on either side of the back neck was seen as analogous to the "forked tails" of the fish.
		A perhaps related term in America is mullet or mullethead meaning "fool, blockhead, numskull, foolish person." It is recorded in Jonathan E. Lighter’s Random House Historical Dictionary of American Slang, along with the related adjective mulletheaded.
		But mulletheaded "foolish" is recorded from 1857, seven years before mullethead "fish": "The men, for the most part sleepy, ignorant, mullet-headed looking wretches"; so it is not clear whether the fool was named for the fish, or the fish for the fool.
	www.yourdictionary.com /library/mullet.html (572 words)

	Catching Roosterfish, by Eric Brictson, Fish Sniffer Online
		These fish do not have that tough of mouths, so it is not necessary to set the hook too extremely hard, but instead just firmly and at a 45 degree angle, two or three times, always being ready to reel any slack as fast as you can.
		These fish are extremely powerful and accustomed to living inshore in the rough surf environment, and their endurance will test even the most skilled of anglers, and particularly on fly equipment.
		Sportfishermen typically release these fish after taking a few photos to remember them by, but local residents do enjoy eating them; the meat is very dark but is used in stews or machaca, which is a process of drying the flesh with salt to preserve it.
	www.fishsniffer.com /guest/roosterfish.html (2001 words)

	PROCEEDINGS OF THE FAO WORLD SYMPOSIUM ON WARM-WATER POND FISH CULTURE
		However, the fish with good body characters are no doubt more healthy and more able to make use of the natural and additional food in the pond and thus grow faster than the others.
		If we consider the total harvested fish in both cases, we find that the one-year-old carp, mullet and adult tilapia association produced (with additional feeding and fertilization) 353 kg of fish per hectare more than the association shown in Table IV (excess fish found is included).
		Fish culture in rice fields is of great economic importance in many countries of the Far East such as Japan, China and Indonesia.
	www.fao.org /docrep/005/61036T/61036T14.htm (4025 words)

	Mullet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Mullet graze on microscopic plants and animals on the ocean floor.
		Mullet roe is prized in fishing villages, where it is often served in scrambled eggs.
		Fish deteriorates when it sits in its own juices, so place it on a cake rack in a shallow pan filled with crushed ice.
	www.kroger.com /hn/Food_Guide/Mullet.htm (998 words)

	Sea Mullet photos and information
		Mullet feed on detritus, diatoms, algae and microscopic invertebrates which they filter from mud and sand through their mouth and gills.
		Mullet are captured all year round but the majority of the catch occurs in late summer and autumn.
		Mullet are not a common catch for recreational fisherman, although in brackish to freshwater mullet will accept baits of dough or earthworms, on small hooks under a float.
	www.sea-ex.com /fishphotos/seamullet.htm (340 words)

	Big Bluefish, Will They do it Again?
		Mullet, sometimes referred to as “jumping mullet,” can be found in the waters of every Atlantic coastal state and into the Gulf of Mexico.
		Mullet come in all sizes: finger mullet, mid-size fish known as “corncobs,” and full-grown fish that may weigh several pounds.
		Big mullet should be cut into strips or chunks to match the size hook and rig, and I always scale and fillet the big mullet.
	www.chesapeake-angler.com /storynov06-bigbluefish.htm (1011 words)

	Mullet on a fly rod - Danish inshore fishing - - Global FlyFisher
		This fish is normally known as a Mediteranian fish, but has been known to travel to Denmark and the Baltic Sea in spite of the big difference in salt levels.
		Mullet grow big and the average size seems to be in the range of 2-4 kilos (4-8 lbs.), but seeing fish that can be estimated to 10 kilos (20 lbs.) is not rare.
		Mullet are vegetarians, but add smaller invertebrates to their diet, which makes way for the fly fisher.
	globalflyfisher.com /global/denmark/species/mullet.html (911 words)

	Florida Saltwater Fishing Offshore in St. Petersburg-Tampa
		Striped mullet (Mugil cephalus), fl mullet, and fatback: We love it fried or broiled and even the gizzards are delicious when cleaned properly and fried.
		They used to be among the most populous species in Florida's waters, but their eggs have been sold to the Orient for so long and in such great numbers that it will be a few years before the massive schools are seen everywhere you look again.
		Don't forget that fl mullet are great bait in any size, even the biggest ones at 14 to 20 inches.
	www.flfish.com /baitfish/striped_mullet.htm (228 words)

	Mullet “on the fly”
		True, sometimes we accidentally hook a mullet while jigging for other species, but most of the time these unique fish graze the day long on our flats.
		This fish was in about 8” of water and accelerated lust like a Bonefish, with great speed -- giving my 8wt rod and reel all it could handle.
		If the fish are a little spooky, as they are most of the time, try chumming with breadcrumbs or small bits of white bread.
	capmel.com /mullet_on_the_fly.htm (819 words)

	Cooking mullet and substitutes
		In this country, the mullet ranges from 1-1/2 to 4 pounds and is fished mostly around Florida.
		It is a fish that is best eaten near where it was caught, as it seems not to travel well.
		The mullet is largely a vegetarian fish, although that is perhaps not meaningful to you, since you are scheming to eat them.
	www.ochef.com /906.htm (181 words)

	Baits for the Surf
		Mullet fillets can be cut into strips or chunks to fit the target species and the size hook.
		Frozen mullet is a third option, but only use it as a last resort when fresh fish is not available.
		Small mullet can be vertically cut into “steaks.” Whenever I use mullet or any other fish for bait, if I am going to cut the bait in chunks or strips, I scale it.
	www.chesapeake-angler.com /storyoct06-baitsforsurf.htm (877 words)

	Mullet (fish) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mullets have served as an important source of food in Mediterranean Europe since Roman times.
		A number of species of the goatfishes (Mullidae), in particular the red mullet and others in the genus Mullus, are also commonly known as "mullets".
		The Striped or Black Mullet is a delicacy along the Northwest Florida and Alabama gulf coast.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mullet_(fish) (306 words)

	Mullet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mullet, a kind of fish (family Mugilidae), of which the most widely known species is the grey mullet, Mugil cephalus
		Mullet, a haircut that is short on top, and long at the back; it is also a derogatory slang term for a kind of person
		The Mullet, the isthmus of the Mullet Peninsula in the barony of Erris, County Mayo in the west of Ireland.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mullet (160 words)

	eG Forums -> Mullet
		Mullet, Is it a haircut or a fish?
		The meat of a mullet consists of two long filets down both sides of the tail that are a darker meat than most fish you might think of, perhaps like a tiny amberjack.
		Mullet are salt water fish (though they are often found in brackish estuaries along the entire Gulf Coast).
	forums.egullet.org /index.php?showtopic=71364 (1969 words)

	Medway Mullet Group
		The Medway Mullet Group is affiliated to the respected National Mullet Club, itself an organisation well known for its enlightened principles toward the conservation of mullet, of other species, and of the marine environment generally (the NMC is affiliated to the Marine Conservation Society).
		The fish have been around for a few weeks now and anyone who knows where to look, and what to look for, will have seen their weals amongst the weed on the edge of the incoming tide, or their lip marks where they have been feeding on walls encrusted with algae.
		The National Mullet Club now have a new website at http://www.thenationalmulletclub.org and fish-in dates around the country are listed on there, including the NMC Medway fish-in to be held later in the year.
	anglersnet.co.uk /medway (1951 words)

	Mullet History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		It is believed that mullet fishers, in whatever part of the country mullet hang out, had a terrible time with sunburn on their necks while they hunted their slippery prey.
		Another school of thought says that the mullet is simply a form of expression that evolved from the pop culture of the 80's.
		Whatever the original reason for mullets of the '80's, they have truly taken on a life of their own in the '90's and one must be weary of what they may bring in the new millennium.
	ils.unc.edu /~everj/Mullet/history.htm (563 words)

	For 'mulletheads,' it's not just a hairstyle, it's a lifestyle
		Others claim that Icelandic fishmongers who fished mullet used to wear their hair short on top and long in the back to keep their necks warm.
		The mullet worn by the title character in the film "Joe Dirt" inspired Stefanak to make the move to Mulletville and he doesn't believe he looks good with any other haircut.
		Jennifer Arnold, an unabashed mullet lover, first got the idea to make the documentary "American Mullet" years ago when she was invited to a camping event.
	www.post-gazette.com /lifestyle/20031007mullet1007fnp3.asp (1730 words)

	International Schools CyberFair (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Abundant with catch of mullet or 'fl gold', as local people call it, Hsing Ta Harbor is a major mullet trade center in Taiwan, hence also known as 'land of mullet' or 'harbor of mullet'.
		The development history of Mullet fish in Taiwan, is worth people who are living this island, thinking deeply that ' Mullet fish ' brings the great economic benefits, laughing and offered helping to the value of life.
		Mullet fish, as a part of the earth resource, will shift, change and depleted, how make it in efficiency most, which is need people's intelligence.
	www.gsh.org /GSH/CF/ViewNarrative.cfm?narr=998 (1769 words)

	Wallis Lake 'Fan-tailed' Mullet, Sea Mullet, Mugil cephalus, Linnaeus 1758
		The fish has all the features of a mullet in body size and shape, with the obvious exception of the 'flared' nature of the caudal, dorsal and ventral fins.
		It has been suggested that the fish may be a mutant form of mullet.
		I imagine that it is most probably a Sea Mullet Mugil cephalus, although the image is not clear enough to count the scales and the amount of adipose eyefold development, or it might be a Flat-tail Mullet.
	www.amonline.net.au /fishes/fishfacts/fish/mullet.htm (336 words)

	Valamugil buchanani
		Fishing Owl: Flathead muttet (SM222.10) (Mugil cephalus), 4.90, L. Gouws, 1992, EP.
		Fishing Owl: Freshwater mullet (SM222.11) (Myxus capensis), 1.30, EE Hall, 1970.
		Bluetail mullet (SM222.12) (Valamugil buchanani), 2.55, SB Beets, 1984.
	fish.mongabay.net /UV/Valamugil_buchanani.shtml (512 words)

	Fish calender Mezeci offers variety of Turkish specialities A taste of Shanghai Traditional seafood dishes - Turkish ...
		Fish is often considered one of the most delicious tastes in our kitchen and can be cooked and presented in a variety of ways.
		After the fish is cooked place on a plate, pour a mixture of olive oil, lemon juice and chopped parsley over it and serve.
		grey mullet, 1/2 cup olive oil, 3 cups of water, 2 medium onions, 2 carrots, 3 small potatoes, 3 small bunches of celery, 5 cloves of garlic, juice of 1 lemon, bunch of chopped parsley, 2 medium tomatoes, 1/2 tablespoon salt.
	www.turkishdailynews.com.tr /archives.php?id=18149 (1816 words)

	Make It a Mondo Mullet
		Though mullet numbers explode in many inshore fisheries come fall, shallow-water gamers such as trophy trout will gladly wolf down a mullet at any time of year.
		He went on to explain that trout had been feeding on mullet in about four feet of water, and he was confident that the calm conditions would be perfect for taking trout on big topwaters, particularly by afternoon.
		I fished with Drew Davis, a representative for MirrOlure, on Louisiana’s Calcasieu Lake this summer, and I noticed he tied on a plug called a Catch 5, which has a slower sink rate than the 2000.
	www.shallowwaterangler.com /features/090438 (1162 words)

	Roadfood.com Forums - Smoked Mullet(fish)dip
		Can't wait to get smoked fish of some sort so can try it.
		They have a smoked mullet dip, a crab dip, and a crawfish dip.
		All are good but mullet is my favorite.
	www.roadfood.com /forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1261 (296 words)

	Drifting Easy a fishing article by Sue Foster - Oyster Bay Tackle,Ocean City, Maryland- Fenwick Bait and Tackle- ...
		Spot is one of those fish that you can catch on your small rod close to shore with some sort of worm, take it off the hook, cut it in either chunks or strips and throw it out on the big rod!
		(Tip- If small fish are nipping the tails off your finger mullet, insert one of the hooks of the double hook back into the tail section.) “I keep coming back with half a finger mullet no matter how I hook it!” When this happens it means the fish are either small or not very hungry.
		The other way to use finger mullet (or any size mullet for that matter) is to knock off the scales and fillet each side of the mullet off the bones.
	www.oysterbaytackle.com /drifting.asp (1464 words)

	Fishing Reports Carolina Beach
		In shore: flounder,red drum,fl drum,gray trout,speckled trout,spots,croaker,Virginia mullet.
		Fishing is getting better and for those who enjoy pier fishing, the Kure Beach Pier is hot right now.
		Fishing is great despite common afternoon showers this time of the year.
	www.cbfishing.com /fishingreport.php?cb=5 (1316 words)

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