Well I stopped at the first location above, only got 3 mullet, a couple shad, and some shrimp.

Good thing is that both of the I45 bait shops had live mullet available.

Mullet are use to being caught from the water and air by birds and fisherman with cast nets. I like to back away from a hot bait spot and quickly power walk to a specific area and throw on top of the mullet. This way they wont swim away from the net while it's in the air. Be sure to let the area settle a little before throwing your cast net in the same area. Move down about 10 yards and throw again. The mullet you get from your cast net will always be better than the bait camps in my opinion. Good Luck!

go one youtube, search "mulletrun" there a guy named captain jeff, he prettyu much rules over all the mullet castnetiing on youtube, look at his videos he has everything , hwe has a tactic called the ninja throw, pairly anyairtime and no hang in the net for the mullet to get spooked ,learn from him! hes a pro

Andrew, did you find the location? If so, what location was it? I'm new to the cast net scene as well. Could use the help and tired of spending more on bait than gas!!

Thanks!