How to Catch MASSIVE Amounts of Shrimp in the Chesapeake Bay!!! (Plus the SECRET to Shrimp Bait!)
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- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2025
- Join Capt. Ron Edwards (The Professor) and Marcus Sheridan (The Student) as you get a literal masterclass on how to bait and catch shrimp in the Chesapeake Bay. And not only that, but you'll even learn how to "head" the shrimp at the end of the video.
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Oh, and my Wife and I LOOOOVE shrimp! Time to row out along the Wicomoco a bit and see what we can bait and EAT! Thanks for the local wisdom.
You need to do a cast net video professor. Very smooth
LOL, thanks Guy!
Very nice video, I just got a cast net for christmas and can't wait to try and catch shrimp! I hit you button and looking forward to more great video's!
Appreciate that and thrilled you're part of the community. Thanks for spreading the word!!
Good stuff Capt!
I live on the James River in Va. I have seen these shrimp move in other the years. I have yet to try and catch any,but I have seen others that have caught them. Great video and you have a new subscriber.
Awesome, we appreciate it!!
Interesting. I crab in MD I did not know shrimp were in lower bay.
Good bait for fishing
Captain Ron, please advise on when to start shrimping? Please advise Thank You,
we were at calvert cliffs nuclear power plant fishing in a skiff , and shrimp were jumping in the boat . they were trying to get away from the stripers in a feeding frenzy
Very cool!
Wow that’s where I live..
Best shrimp video I've seen. Thankyou. I m near your location near the jetties just south. What it the best time frame to go after them August or September, October?
I've been catching them really good for the last 5 years in the marsh areas. Keep 🎣🎣🎣🎣💪🏾
What time of the year is the best? Last year I got them good in October of a keptopeake most smaller one but some nice ones too
@@sergeytaranovich2368 august
Can you give some more tips im looking to get into doing some shrimping
Awesome! I am wanting go shrimping really bad, sounds like fun. Wish they get closer to md. Seems like it might not be to much longer
Yep, just a matter of time!
Have a home on dames quarter and neighbor said they get them up in tangier too. Thanks for video. Will be looking for them next year! God bless.
I would love to catch shrimp!!
It's a blast for sure Santana.
That’s pretty cool!
Yep, super cool!
Any ideas if they get down to Hampton roads?
Thanks for the awesome video and just subscribed. I live on the James River in front of the Ghost Fleet and will give this a try but I think I'll have to head farther south on the James for shrimp. Any idea how far up the James they go?
Thanks for subscribing Jerald! Most of the shrimping we've done is in the middle Bay area, but with things changing like they are, it's likely the Shrimp are more and more in the James. Good luck getting them!!
Did not know! Thank you
Glad it helped!
Been doing this in SC for years.
Love the title of the video. It’s a very TAYA title 😉
If you don’t mind me asking what month was this?
Can you catch shrimp farther north closer to Baltimore ?
We haven’t heard of folks catching them up there, but it wouldn’t surprise us at all. They seem to get further North in the Bay every year.
What month did you go out to do this?
Professor, I have a place on the eastern shore (Nandua bay, Currituck creek) . What is the "window" for shrimping (dates). How do I identify good places to search for shrimp in the inner creeks? What depth is typical? Cast net type? Thanks, you are a great bay fishing resource. This looks like a cool thing to do when fishing is spotty.
I am wondering the exact same thing i cant find any information on it
It's gonna be a couple weeks different than in SC but mid Sept through late October is usually best.
at 7:46 did you get a drop of water on the lens, or did you have to blur out blood and guts after repeatedly crushing the shrimp with net weights?
Lol
Wow. I had no idea there were big 'ol shrimp like that on the lower Chesapeake. Am guessing the Albemarle Sound probably has them too.
Leave the heads on if you use them for bait.
We call them grass shrimp
Why you didn’t keep the heads for bait
Hey Jeff, they can certainly be used for bait, but we already had so many there wasn't a need to keep any more. Do you fish with shrimp heads often?
What is location or address for this spot
Near the mouth of the Great Wicomico Momin.
Ive known about shrimp in the bay for over 50 years but grass sheimp i dont know of anyother types of shrimp.
Good job, I rat big shrimp boats , for 42yrs, my boat was 130ft long, I pulled 4-75 ft nets at one time, Haaaayee
My crabbing buddy caught a baby lobster a couple yrs back it was prob 9~10 inches long an a few months after that caught some of the biggest shrimp I've ever seen in crab pots they were prob 8~9 inches long an as big around as snicker bar he only caught a few ask why he didn't get a shrimp net said only like 2~3 people are aloud to as of now wtf
You have to show viewers the eating part.
I have enjoyed your videos but was completely turned off by the omega plug, the absolute worst thing to come to the chesapeake bay
Understandable. We are from Reedville and many of our friends over the years have worked at Omega. Personally (Marcus speaking), I see the arguments on both sides, and without question, we have a striped bass problem in the Bay. Kepp in mind too, Capt Ron wasn’t “plugging “ Omega per se. He gets the bait from there, and that’s a question we’ve been asked many times.