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The Florida mullet run refers to the annual migration of mullet along the coastlines of Florida. Mullet are a type of fish found in both freshwater and saltwater environments, and they undertake a seasonal migration typically during the fall months.

During the mullet run, large schools of mullet move along the coast, often inshore and near the beaches. This migration is triggered by various factors, including changes in water temperature, day length, and spawning instincts.

The mullet run is a significant event for both anglers and the ecosystem as a whole. Anglers target mullet during this time for their sport and for use as bait for other species. Additionally, predatory fish, birds, and marine mammals take advantage of the abundance of mullet, leading to increased feeding activity along the coast.

The mullet run also plays an important ecological role in nutrient cycling and food chain dynamics. As mullet migrate, they contribute nutrients to coastal ecosystems through their waste and provide a vital food source for many marine predators.

Overall, the Florida mullet run is a natural phenomenon that attracts anglers, wildlife enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike, offering a unique opportunity to witness the beauty and abundance of marine life along Florida's shores.

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