Cast Netting, Cleaning, Cooking, and Eating the MOST POPULAR Baitfish - the Mullet! We head out to go saltwater fishing from the surf in North Florida and run into a big school of bait. We get out the cast net and attempt to catch clean and cook whatever we catch.. I did not expect for this to happen.. I've heard mixed reviews on catching and cooking mullet. Let's see if they're any good fried!

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►Catching 1 mullet and catching dinner with it:    • Fishing a LIVE BAITFISH off the Pier ...  

►NC Mullet Vid:    • Fishing a Saltwater Creek with LIVE B...  

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Fishing and cast netting was done in North Florida






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