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Mullet

A school of menhaden. NOAA photo/Jerry Prezioso.

Study finds existing forage fish management is working

Kirk Moore

Striped mullet. University of Florida photo.

Atlantic mullet: Production and prices down for roe, and red tide worries

Sue Cocking

Striped mullet. University of Florida photo.

After two years of red tide, covid-19 crashes mullet market

Sue Cocking

Striped mullet. University of Florida photo.

Fisherman returns to court to overturn Florida net ban

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Mullet
Florida's mullet fishery typically lasts months, from November to January.

Mullet fishery hits bottom after typical 3-month season lasted just days

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71-year-old Peter Darna

Who we are: Peter Darna

Maureen Donald

Mullet for sale in Florida in March 2017. Creative Commons photo by Flickr user Kari Nousiainen.
Mullet for sale in Florida in March 2017. Creative Commons photo by Flickr user Kari Nousiainen.

‘Absolutely terrible’: Florida mullet fishery hit by red tide after market comeback

Dayna Harpster

Mullet for sale in Florida in March 2017. Creative Commons photo by Flickr user Kari Nousiainen.
Mullet for sale in Florida in March 2017. Creative Commons photo by Flickr user Kari Nousiainen.
John_DeSantis

Weather challenging Florida mullet boats; prices remain low

John DeSantis

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