Join us for a fishy and fun 5K based in Jupiter, Florida that supports marine research on the Treasure Coast!

This inclusive run/walk 5K will be held in Abacoa in Jupiter, Florida on Saturday, February 7th, 2026. Registration for the first 150 runners includes a custom, premium "Mullet Run" Elevate Lightweight Tee courtesy of Free Fly Apparel. Additionally, all participants receive a custom finisher medal and swag bag. 

PACKET PICKUP SCHEDULE:

Packet Pickup will take place at Civil Society Brewing in Downtown Abacoa from 5pm to 8pm on Friday, February 6th. If you can't make it on Friday, you can grab your bib the morning of the race near the start line from 6am to 6:40am. Civil is a cornerstone of the craft beer scene and a community hub in Abacoa for the last 10 years. They have graciously donated 50 free drink tickets to the first 50 people at pickup (1 per person, must be 21+). Same day registration will be available but does not guarantee a finisher medal or race bag.

FUN & FISHY CONTESTS:

All race participants will receive a raffle ticket to win epic prizes from our sponsors. Additional raffle tickets will be given out to participants who rock a mullet (real or wigs) or wear a fishy themed outfit!

ABOUT THE CAUSE:

100% of proceeds from the event will go to acoustic telemetry research happening along our coast! Learn more about the non profit beneficiary for the event below.

The American Saltwater Guides Association (ASGA) is a fisheries non-profit built on the tag line of “better business through conservation”. ASGA believes that when our oceans and marine natural resources are healthy and abundant that all of our lives and coastal businesses are made better. ASGA advocates for science-driven management of our natural resources – and lead new fisheries research where science doesn’t already exist. 100% of proceeds from this event will be donated to ASGA’s initiative to enhance the acoustic receiver network in the waters along the Treasure Coast. This effort will benefit researchers around the country, as acoustic arrays allow scientists to track the movement and migration of fish, dolphins, turtles, manta rays and more! All recorded tag information is shared in a collaborative network.