You've probably seen the sign on somebody's den wall, or in a bait shop, or maybe on a car tag. "All hunters and fishermen are liars except me and you and I'm not so sure about you." Fishermen and ...

Sunset Harbor Seafood’s cooler is a glistening display of fresh fish: fat sea trouts, red drums as long as a man’s arm, and a flounder on which you could platter a turkey. Assembled at the profusion’s ...

This week’s column is about a fish that is not that exciting but has played a large part in our local history. I am talking about the common mullet. There are two species of mullet we see around here, ...

Mullet are a vital link in the food chain for many other species of fish, and also a good source of food for humans. Local waters contain silver mullet and striped or black mullet. During the fall, ...

Rarely do waters get so cold in this region of the country that a massive amount of fish dies all at one time, but that's just what happened last week in Gulf Shores, Alabama. Water was barely visible ...

It usually happens Christmas week. Near the fishing village of Cortez, the gray striped mullet move off the flats, balling up by the thousands for their annual spawning, the water rolling in black ...

In Southwest Florida, mullet does not conjure images of gourmet dining. In Asia and Italy, mullet is prized for its eggs. In big U.S. cities, upscale restaurants pay top dollar to serve mullet fillets ...

NICEVILLE — For as long as most people can remember, something fishy has been going on in town. The Boggy Bayou Mullet Festival is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. Although it’s now one of ...

If you happen to be traveling through Florida's Gulf Coast in late April, you might want to watch out for flying fish. For the past 37 years, Perdido Key's Flora-Bama Lounge, Package and Oyster Bar ...

If you're new to the area, you could be forgiven for thinking that the locals are trying to pull one over on you when they tell you that tens of thousands of people line up every year on the last full ...

KUWAIT CITY, July 4: The price of imported mullet, which is known locally as ‘meed’, has reached KD8 per kilogram; while it remains scarce locally due to the absence of fishermen. It has been reported ...