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'The Cosmopolitan Mullet,' Part 2: Back to where it all began

Author points to a giant poster of dried mullet roe (bottarga di muggine) in front of a store specializing in bottarga, smoked mullet, and other local seafood products, in Cabras, Sardinia, arguably the “Mullet Capital of the World.” Photo: Lida Pigott Burney Second installment of a two-part series special to Coastal Review My mullet-fishing experience began in Carteret County, over half a century ago, but over the subsequent years and many scie…
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Coastal Review Online broke the news in on Monday, February 9, 2026.
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