Tony
Prizma_at_aol.com wrote:
> mullet sure are good eating. ive seen them very big at wakula springs while
> snorkling. if your canoeing and come upon a bunch in shallow water they will
> alarm you with their sudden launching thru the air! neat fish. unique shape.
> they fed a lot of people during the depression. kind of ridiculed as a poor
> man's fare now. try them smoked. during november the locals eat the roe and
> milt... kind of like hush puppies. aint never had that. i dont like the idea
> of eating future populations before they have had a chance to hatch.
> they certainly would not make aquarium pets.
> casper
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