OT: Sunday AM fishing - Drone footage of a mullet run from a few years ago...

[MtNittany]

...when they say there are lots of fish in the sea, they really mean it. This was right off Jupiter beach obviously.

 

[MtNittany]

Another:

 

[Woodpecker]

Mullet Run?

 

[ralphster]

Awesome stuff. Thanks! Can you imagine what it was like 200 years ago?!!! (Before humans removed most of the fish from the oceans).

 

[PSUQBKeeper]

Awesome stuff. Thanks! Can you imagine what it was like 200 years ago?!!! (Before humans removed most of the fish from the oceans).

I think all the time about how awesome it would have been to be alive and have seen the great bison herds that covered the west

just amazing....and it sucks that I didn't get to witness those kind of things

 

[interrobang]

Oh, that kind of mullet

 

[ralphster]

Supposedly the bird flocks would blacken the sun when the first colonists arrived. Was on a cruise in the Galapagos Islands this summer, where 97% of the land and water is protected. Got to see something like this. Some views out over the ocean had literally over a thousand seabirds visible at one time.

 

[83wuzme]

Mullet run ?
Doesn’t that describe what happens at the stadium gates before a WVU game ?

 

[PSUQBKeeper]

Supposedly the bird flocks would blacken the sun when the first colonists arrived. Was on a cruise in the Galapagos Islands this summer, where 97% of the land and water is protected. Got to see something like this. Some views out over the ocean had literally over a thousand seabirds visible at one time.

 

[PSU87]

...when they say there are lots of fish in the sea, they really mean it. This was right off Jupiter beach obviously.

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One time offshore I got into a huge school of pogies, similar to what you're showing there with the mullet. I looked at the sonar at one point and the depth was reading 14 feet.... which was impossible since I was about 15 miles offshore. The pogies were simply that thick that the sonar couldn't "see" through 'em. It's quite a sight to see in person when the bait fish are that thick.