All proceeds benefit the Optimist Club Perdido Bay which runs different programs like scholarships for Elberta High School students and the Lilian Christmas Parade.
) -It’s a day filled with food, fun, and flying fish as people came from across the county for the 37th annual Lilian Mullet Festival. It’s the biggest fundraiser of the year for the Optimist Club Perdido Bay which runs different programs like scholarships for Elberta High School students and the Lilian Christmas Parade.
The day started with a 5k through the streets of Lilian. Some racers traveled across the county to take on the race for the first time. The star of the race was 90-year-old Phil Bohan who finished his 20th straight mullet toss 5k and was welcomed across the finish line with a standing ovation. Then it was time for the main event. People of all ages took a shot at tossing a mullet across a field including fox 10 photojournalist Lauren Chislom Beasley and Fox 10 reporter Daeshen Smith.“We were in line and we kind of heard some pointers, said Sara Jane Nisewonger. “Rub it in a little bit of dirt and just fling your body forward.
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