Mullet Snapper Photos
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- Brian hooking up with Mullet Snapper
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- Double hook up!
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- Mike’s making it happen off the bottom
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- Alijah slamming Mullet Snapper
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- Another Snapper for Alijah
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- John with a nice Mullet Snapper
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- Michelle with Snapper
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- Brittany all smiles on Mullet Snapper
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- Another Mullet Snapper
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- Alden with another on top water plug
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- More Snapper hook ups
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- Henning all smiles
Mullet Snapper Information
Scientific name: Lutjanus aratus
- This species is easily recognized by the alternating dark and light stripes on the sides formed by parallel rows of scales that have yellowish-white centers.
- Mullet snappers are generally dark gray-green to reddish on the back and sides with a silvery belly. Individuals from deeper water are mainly reddish.
- Fish are dominant in the diet of this active predatory species. Other common foods include crabs, shrimps, prawns, and other crustaceans, cephalopods, and gastropods.
- They are strong fighters and can be taken on natural and artificial lures and flies.
- Methods of fishing include drift fishing, jigging, or anchoring to chum.
- Like most snappers, these snappers are considered good eating.
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