Join us for an adrenaline-pumping expedition with Captain Jeff as we chase the mighty tarpon during the last mullet run of the season. In this thrilling video, you'll witness the heart-pounding action and awe-inspiring moments that only the world of tarpon fishing can deliver. #mulletrun #fishinglife #fishingvideo
The late-season mullet run is a time like no other, and Captain Jeff is your seasoned guide to this exhilarating pursuit. From the electrifying strikes to the heart-stopping battles, you'll experience it all up close as we cast our lines and venture into the water in search of these impressive silver kings.
If you're a fan of fishing, a tarpon enthusiast, or simply seeking an adventure in the great outdoors, this video is a must-watch. Captain Jeff's expertise and enthusiasm will keep you on the edge of your seat as he shares his tips and tricks for landing the ultimate trophy fish.
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Welcome to a thrilling day of tarpon fishing in the beautiful waters of South Florida! Join us as we embark on an unforgettable adventure with Captain Jeff, a seasoned angler with a deep passion for the majestic silver kings of the sea.
In this action-packed video, we'll take you to some of the best tarpon fishing spots in South Florida, known for their abundant tarpon populations. You'll witness the excitement, the anticipation, and the sheer joy of reeling in these powerful and acrobatic fish.
But this video is more than just a showcase of epic battles with tarpon; it's a journey into the heart of Florida's rich fishing culture. Captain Jeff, with his extensive experience, shares valuable tips and techniques that will help you become a more successful angler. Whether you're an experienced fisherman or just getting started, there's something here for everyone.
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🎣 Featured Species: Snook, Tarpon, Redfish, and more!
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Bunch of spot stealin 2 strokers. Glad you're dropping the old school style content man.
Thanks a lot RichJ! We are just trying to get by over here.
“We are the Mullet Run” respect it
Thanks Scott. Run that dog
Run that dog!.. keep posting man...we need you
Thanks James!!!
I've lived and fished here for 50 years. Thanks for expressing the frustration we feel about the decline of our waterways and local marine environment. The grass beds in my beloved North Biscayne Bay are basically dead. Even the keys and florida bay are not the same. Poor job by our state managing the water flow from Okeechobee, giving in to special interests for decades, and underestimating the real value that recreational fishing brings to our area. Sadly, my kids have learned that one good fish makes a successful trip nowadays. Wasn't that long ago that i was having one legendary day after the next with Capt Bouncer Smith, or fishing successfully with my dad in the Bay. And even then, we practiced catch and release, only occasionally harvesting a few eating fish for dinner. Our grassroots movement banned the inshore nets in the late 90s, and bought us a few decades, but we can't overcome millions of gallons of fresh water re-routed every day from the needed natural flow through the southern half of the state.
amazing how at around 6:16, camera man got that mullet jumping out if the water, getting chased by the tarpon. That shot makes me feel like I'm there.
Thanks a lot Ryan! Run that Dog.
Sporting the RTD tie-died shirt. Sweet!
Only the best original style.
No good mullet run for years but still my favorite inlet to catch big snook and tarpon.
Quality Inshore fishing is good as gone in Tampa, it’s getting bad everywhere. We need people to speak up for the fish
Thanks for watching. We got some things going on. Stay tuned.
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So sad, so true… 😔😭
Over development for sure‼️
Its so bad. The local city officials are corrupt.
Yeah it’s sad, for a state built on water activities. We sure have done a great job polluting and damaging our water ways. In my area of Florida we can’t even catch or keep redfish anymore because we crashed the population by exterminating the sea grass
Thanks for commenting Mickey. We need more people that get it.
Yeah, here in Stuart also
Bring happy bait back!!!!we need the hoglegs;)!!!!!!!
hopefully it will bounce back.... I wonder if there is any data on good years and bad years in the past... like the last 70 years
A lot of it is on Jeff’s 3.5 disk.
It pains me to watch FL be suffocated by development. Our state and local politicians will sacrifice every piece of green and blue in this state for the betterment of their bank account. It’s become so expensive to live here due to the influx of people, that fl natives can barely afford to exist here anymore. Everyone wants a piece of paradise, but at what cost? Been watching you for over a decade. Keep doin what you’re doin brother.
Thanks Steven, you are right. We gotta keep fighting.
yea theres been no run at least 3 years
damn
Thanks for watching!
Commercial fishing companies were exporting hundreds of thousands of pounds of mullet from Sarasota area to Vietnam, etc. Mullet is/was food source for other fish. If all the mullet are commercially harvested, what is going to make more mullet? And if there is no feed, what happens to the predator fish?? Pollution and over-development are major problems. So is commercial overfishing fishing.
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RTD George.
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Sad to see ecosystems and waterways deteriorated by progress and development; couldn't we have the progress and development AND keep the waterways vital? I guess it would cost a little more money so never mind. Capt Jeff has my greatest respect. Look back at the record and there have been people speaking out against this stuff forever; remember environmentalists and community organizers? Losers. I'm from San Francisco and as a kid I'd see big salmon swimming up the creek in Muir Woods. Now there numbers are decimated up and down the west coast. Remember the salmon ladders, fish counts, and fish protection money? Should we just be thankful that all those damns and paved rivers solved the states water problems? The motto of the Army Corps of Engineers is "Let Us Try." And try they did. When the wetland gets paved over a lot of lives get lost, whole communities of plants and animals. Take it from the man.
There needed to be state regulations on building development. These luxury garbage towers on the beach need to pay a premium every year to the state for water and nature restoration. We need these aholes to pay a large fee to clean and help fix our ecosystem.
Great ideas.