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Fishing along Florida's Space Coast can
mean many things. From Summer Whiting
along the inside trough, to Pompano
cruising the outer bar, to Tarpon,
Snook, Sharks, and Jacks chasing the
mullet run, to catching Margate,
Sheepshead, and Black Drum along the
Coquina Ridges. It can mean casting
pyramid weighted rigs on long rods to
casting spoons for Spanish Mackerel and
Blues, to flycasting for Snook in the
early light of dawn.
Back to the "Mullet Run". Each Fall
towards the end of September until about
November comes the annual fall migration
of mullet, or the "Mullet Run" as
thousands of mullet and other baitfish
move south from their northern summer
grounds to warmer climates south. During
this time they move along our coast both
along the beaches and within the lagoon,
bring larger gamefish with them. This is
usually some of the most exciting
fishing of the year along Space Coast
Beaches where Bluefish, Spanish
Mackerel, Tarpon, Redfish, Snook and
Sharks can commonly be seen busting the
baitfish schools on the surface and
anglers throwing artificials such as
surface chuging plugs and other
artificials off our beaches can
experience great fishing. |
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