I am 67 years old and grew up in the woods of east-central Illinois, hunting, fishing, gathering every kind of subsistence thing the pioneers used to go after, from squirrels to sassafras roots, to spring and fall mushrooms because my grandpa and grandma were poor pioneers and they taught us. We used to seine crawdads for bait, but cook some on a camp fire. I do like my shrimp!... specially in a gumbo or jambalaya! ... but I'll take em any old way! ;) Sure looks like fun!... throwin that net. And those patties remind me of making doughball carp bait! Wish I could join ya. For those wondering, the limit is SC is still a full 48 qt cooler, just like the man said, and you can get a baiting license for $25 and run the poles just like they did. Everything shown is perfectly legal. Sounds like a good shrimpin year comin this season. Good luck!
I hope you have many more days like this....spending time with your father. I miss my father he was taken way before his time....thumbs up to both of you......!!!
It's always a blessing to see father and son doing activities together. I learned from my dad how to fish, he had a boat and we would go fishing on lake Ontario, a lot of good memories.
My dad use to do lawn maintenance for people that lived on the St. John's River. They would give him permission to shrip there docks. For nearly a month before shrimp season, once a week (when we would do maintenance on their yard) he would throw fish pellets around the docks. When the shrimp really started to run, he would mix fish meal, flour and water to make patties. We would throw them off certain dock planks marked and lighted with lanterns. We used 12' dolphin nets and cast all night. Almost every night we would catch at least 250 lbs of shrimp. The only thing I didn't like was cleaning the shrimp. I'd sit with buckets of ice water deheading, cleaning and depoooping. Eventually your hands would go numb from the ice and you didn't feel that shrip Barb stab so much. I miss those times. I wish I could do one more shrimping season with him Rip.
@david mcintire No, regulations are put into place to protect fisheries. If everyone did whatever they wanted there would be no more fish to catch. Laws are made of a reason. It's not for Money it's for preservation. The St Johns River can't be owned. You can only hold the land up to it. Not the water way. Thus fishing regulations apply to any and all fish removed from the river. My brother in law is a Volusia County game warden. 👍
@@treeaddict who cares about his dad he was breaking the law. now when I want to go shrimping there with my kids or grandkids it may very well be over fished by dumbasses breaking the law.
Daniel Worley I've lived on the St. John's near St. Vincent's Hospital in Jacksonville for almost 30 years. 30 years ago, I could easily catch 10 pounds of shrimp in about half an hour. Today, I can catch maybe a pound an hour. The numbers just aren't there anymore.
TVCJohn Yep between main st bridge and big tree park was always my favorite. I started with a 6 ft net and my 10 ft jonboat with 2 trolling motors. Felt like a big dog when I moved up to 14 ft Jon boat and a 10 ft shrimp net.
Thank you for the video. I was visiting Charleston and a friend ask me if had ever been shrimping and I said sure with a shrimp pole net and a light. I enjoyed watching how y’all do it.
Hello shrimp master.. i am from and live in curacao.. I find yout video master and wont to use it here to have just some life bait. What time of the mount or moon station is the best ?. What are the best product for the mixtures to make that baitfood to attract the shrimp ? For how long muat you wait before trowing the cast net ? Thats the hour of the day matter ? Are you and father still doing strong as this video have some 7 years of been postes.. Keep it strong and i am waiting for your answers Chris
I’ve never seen anybody catch shrimp using this method before; we throw the cast net, but never used the poles/bait balls. I enjoyed watching this video. Ya learn something new everyday.
There's a limited season to catch shrimp over bait here in SC. You just hope that the weather doesn't push the shrimp out to sea before the season opens up. Or that there are big rain storms to mess them up too.
Questions : Your bait is flour and corn meal , balled up ?? If not, what then. Also, how fast will that little 2.5 horse move your Jon boat. What I like is the simplicity of your method and relatively inexpensive. In Louisiana, we use a trawling net but this works too. Shrimp are really expensive as well.
Great video!!! Your Dad is awesome in throwing the cast net. He gets it right every time though he is throwing it from a moving boat. BTW, what is the white flour/powder you are mixing with the fish meal to make the dough balls?
Great job loved it learning a lot I go south once a year now and haven’t found anything like this to help me out in my casual shrimping a big THANK YOU YOUR POPS throwing the cast net different than I was taught good pankake throws every time don’t suppose you do video lesson for me
Have shrimped the st.johns river many of years. I would run a wide strip of duct tape above the weights on both sides of net to help keep more of a fan when falling. Not sure if really works better but we caught our fair share.
What area of sc are you in? I’m from Dorchester county we go all the way to Beaufort to go shrimping just went last weekend and got 57 pounds of shrimp the size of my hand without the heads
Jason Duncan we usually start throwing as soon as we get finished putting the bait out and it usually last 3 to 4 hours depending on how fast the tide is moving but we are usually done and gone before the bait runs out
Bryan Miller I cant eat the shrimp anymore so I go along to help out driving the boat and what not all the skilled tasks he does himself he don’t let me help lol
I'm from Louisiana and I have never seen anything like that before! Dude we use a 16 ft balloon trall behind our 18 ft boat! Never even heard of this! Crazy shit!!!
I don't use a net... I just mix a can of baking powder in with the bait balls... The shrimps eat that baking powder and rise to the top... All you need is a skimmer... If you roll 'em in flour and drop 'em in the ol, they plump up real nice... Try it...it really works!
Before I moved away, I used to cast net for shrimp near Murrells Inlet and catch my limit in less than an hour. Next time, don't use fish meal. Instead, go to PetSmart and get a big bag of goldfish food, or could fish food. The shrimp can't resist.
I was a commercial shrimp fisherman for 25 years. We used a Minesweeper boat from Vietnam era. It had a two and a half foot diameter prop Powered by a 671 diesel. And we towed a beam trawl net. We fish the SF South Bay. Out by Dunbarton Bridge. Since we were dragging the bottom with our net we caught all kinds of stuff. Many times we caught sturgeon in the net as well. The biggest one was over 9 ft long. We also caught halibut close to 5 feet long every once in awhile. My boat captain used to say don't you tell nobody about this halibut. I said what what's the incentive for me to keep quiet. now that my boat captain has passed away I can tell the story the Halibut was delicious. The thing I hated most to catch in the net was California bat rays. I'm seen them over 4 ft wide. There were times we would catch a whole school of little baby bat rays about a foot wide. kind of a b**** cuz when we were dumping them them out of the net sometimes their Stingers would break off into the net and we'd be handling the net and get spiked by the stingers. That's what killed Steve Irwin the crocodile guy from Australia. Many years have passed his son grew up and it's amazing how much he looks like his dad. That was a sad day when we lost Steve Irwin. Here in the US I lost several friends in the commercial fishing industry. Commercial fisherman Joey Jones. Of Lethal Weapon bait was lost off the coast of Santa Barbara. it's never smart to go commercial fishing by yourself. my boat captain Rescue Me Two Times out of the water over 25 years. I was the most vulnerable on the boat because I worked on the rear deck of the boat. One morning it was really cool I decided to put on my life jacket to help stay warm that turned out to be a good thing. After that I wore it religiously.
That fish meal works but dang it smells. Born and raised in Mt Pleasant and that’s how we catch shrimp. People used to talk like that around here but the accent has been disappearing bit by bit with each generation. Lots of new folks round heeah.
Yeah..give it about another 20 years or so and sadly it'll have disappeared altogether...all that'll be left is that FAKE bullshit southern accent Hollywood uses to portray any character that's either stupid as a rock or some devious bastard that's trying to screw everyone over....
JUST ANOTHER REASON TO MY SOUTH CAROLINA. SHRIMP. YUM. WHAT DID YOU USE TO MAKE YOUR BAIT BALL. IT LOOKS LIKE FUN BUT IT HAS TO BE HARD WORK AT THE SAME TIME. REWARDING I AM SURE. ENJOYED THE VIDEO AND WILL BE BACK FOR MORE. LIZZIE
@@watchingyourvideo8029 Cold water holds more dissolved gasses than warm water. Heat cold water, see all the little bubbles come up before it even gets close to a boil? That's the gasses (air! It's about 21% Oxygen) which were dissolved in the cold water. Ice doesn't MAKE the Oxygen. It cools the water down which allows the water to dissolve and hold more Oxygen from the air.
Now that's what I'm talking about 48 quart cooler full and you drove the boat or you didn't have anyone film you. Just playing watched all your videos love your introduction and content. From south Georgia, dove hunt ,hog hunt both still hunt and with dogs we catch and cuff,deer hunt still and with dogs, shrimp ,fish both salt and fresh so just a good old boy from the South. You know the saying American by birth Southern by the grace of God.
We use “shrimp dust”- it’s what’s left over from the shrimp drying process- it’s what’s left in the floor after the boiled and dried go through the tumbler -mike in Louisiana
Can I match up with you sometime before end of season, I lost my boat last year, I can't get out to shrimp, I would sure like o fill a cooler for m family.
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I am 67 years old and grew up in the woods of east-central Illinois, hunting, fishing, gathering every kind of subsistence thing the pioneers used to go after, from squirrels to sassafras roots, to spring and fall mushrooms because my grandpa and grandma were poor pioneers and they taught us. We used to seine crawdads for bait, but cook some on a camp fire. I do like my shrimp!... specially in a gumbo or jambalaya! ... but I'll take em any old way! ;) Sure looks like fun!... throwin that net. And those patties remind me of making doughball carp bait! Wish I could join ya. For those wondering, the limit is SC is still a full 48 qt cooler, just like the man said, and you can get a baiting license for $25 and run the poles just like they did. Everything shown is perfectly legal. Sounds like a good shrimpin year comin this season. Good luck!
I hope you have many more days like this....spending time with your father. I miss my father he was taken way before his time....thumbs up to both of you......!!!
Haha your Pop's slingin that cast net like he's done this a time or two! Great vid, much love from the other Carolina!
It's always a blessing to see father and son doing activities together. I learned from my dad how to fish, he had a boat and we would go fishing on lake Ontario, a lot of good memories.
I love it man! Shrimping, and the Accents Didn't know it was a south Carolina accent I thought it was Louisianan accent. reminds me of Gambit
My dad use to do lawn maintenance for people that lived on the St. John's River. They would give him permission to shrip there docks. For nearly a month before shrimp season, once a week (when we would do maintenance on their yard) he would throw fish pellets around the docks. When the shrimp really started to run, he would mix fish meal, flour and water to make patties. We would throw them off certain dock planks marked and lighted with lanterns. We used 12' dolphin nets and cast all night. Almost every night we would catch at least 250 lbs of shrimp. The only thing I didn't like was cleaning the shrimp. I'd sit with buckets of ice water deheading, cleaning and depoooping. Eventually your hands would go numb from the ice and you didn't feel that shrip Barb stab so much. I miss those times. I wish I could do one more shrimping season with him Rip.
Sorry about your dad but you were breaking the law. Regulations are put in place for a reason. I live in Ocala. I fish the St Johns all the time. 👍
@david mcintire No, regulations are put into place to protect fisheries. If everyone did whatever they wanted there would be no more fish to catch. Laws are made of a reason. It's not for Money it's for preservation.
The St Johns River can't be owned. You can only hold the land up to it. Not the water way. Thus fishing regulations apply to any and all fish removed from the river.
My brother in law is a Volusia County game warden. 👍
@@treeaddict who cares about his dad he was breaking the law. now when I want to go shrimping there with my kids or grandkids it may very well be over fished by dumbasses breaking the law.
Nice story , fuck the law , if our president can cheat on his taxes you are allowed to catch some shrimp w your dad .
Daniel Worley
I've lived on the St. John's near St. Vincent's Hospital in Jacksonville for almost 30 years. 30 years ago, I could easily catch 10 pounds of shrimp in about half an hour. Today, I can catch maybe a pound an hour. The numbers just aren't there anymore.
Glad to hear your Charleston brogue accent. Most folks think that's a Louisiana thing. My friends from near Summerville talked like that.
Growing up in Daytona, I use to shrimp alot in the ICW as the shrimp moved thru. Never knew what the net would bring up. Good ol' days back then.
TVCJohn Yep between main st bridge and big tree park was always my favorite. I started with a 6 ft net and my 10 ft jonboat with 2 trolling motors. Felt like a big dog when I moved up to 14 ft Jon boat and a 10 ft shrimp net.
Love this video with your Pop ! What a "keepsake" to remember !
Thanks for taking us along !
Thank you for the video. I was visiting Charleston and a friend ask me if had ever been shrimping and I said sure with a shrimp pole net and a light. I enjoyed watching how y’all do it.
may I ask what you used as bait to collect the shrimp? flower and what?
Man big P, I sure wish I could throw the net as good as that old cat!! He’s done that a few times.
Good video,right to the point,no hollering or bragging,no half drunk,half naked or half wits on board,make some more videos like this
desert1cop that’s right I get half naked out there and I would scare everything off lol
I like how the old man does all of the work. I have the same problem at my job.
You got that right. No shot taken at the young'n, there, but I think "Dad" was absolutely enjoying himself.
Where do you get Fish Meal at? Is there a certain brand?
Slay3d Gaming we get it from our local marina and I don’t think it’s a certain brand just any ole fish meal will work fine
Hello shrimp master.. i am from and live in curacao..
I find yout video master and wont to use it here to have just some life bait.
What time of the mount or moon station is the best ?.
What are the best product for the mixtures to make that baitfood to attract the shrimp ?
For how long muat you wait before trowing the cast net ?
Thats the hour of the day matter ?
Are you and father still doing strong as this video have some 7 years of been postes..
Keep it strong and i am waiting for your answers Chris
Daddy s a Master with the Net. Makes me miss my Late Father bad. We did stuff like this all the time. Enjoy all the time you get with him.
Dad do all the work, Son eat all the shrimp.
Yup...
Yea...off with his head!
What did you use as bait? Name of bait would be appreciated.
Team effort bud and don’t hate on em.
How deep is the water? What's the water temperature? Great haul! Thanks
That's nice! Down here in FLA, we're only allowed 5 gallons per person OR boat per day, recreationally.
Thanks for video. How long do you let bait balls soak before casting?
Dude has the coolest cast action on this planet. Good video.
Could you tell me what depth y'all like the best. Luv this
makes me want to buy a boat, bait,and a 48 qt. cooler. Thanks for the lesson.
Joseph that place stinks 👎🏿
Boys that was a nice haul!! Enjoyed the video!
That was Awesome, Thank you for Sharing! Gonna be moving to Bluffton, can't wait to learn how to do this myself!
Jeff (Toronto)
The best shrimp of my life came from here.
I’ve never seen anybody catch shrimp using this method before; we throw the cast net, but never used the poles/bait balls. I enjoyed watching this video. Ya learn something new everyday.
There's a limited season to catch shrimp over bait here in SC. You just hope that the weather doesn't push the shrimp out to sea before the season opens up. Or that there are big rain storms to mess them up too.
how long do you wait before you start casting on the bait balls?
Interesting way to cast that net... do you have a separate tutorial video on that?
That was pretty cool . A plenty of good shrimp.
Great video ! Thanks for sharing your SC shrimp and tips.
You had me fooled for a Louisiana accent
Questions : Your bait is flour and corn meal , balled up ?? If not, what then. Also, how fast will that little 2.5 horse move your Jon boat.
What I like is the simplicity of your method and relatively inexpensive.
In Louisiana, we use a trawling net but this works too. Shrimp are really expensive as well.
Pretty sure it's a 25hp
Great video!!!
Your Dad is awesome in throwing the cast net. He gets it right every time though he is throwing it from a moving boat.
BTW, what is the white flour/powder you are mixing with the fish meal to make the dough balls?
It's fine clay and fish meal. He just put out a video on how to make the pucks
I've seen so many ways of throwing a net I like that one the best. I've got to try it
I don’t know why I could never throw a net. You make it look so easy.
you can just get a net that fits you and keep practicing
What did y’all use to make the bait balls?
Great job loved it learning a lot I go south once a year now and haven’t found anything like this to help me out in my casual shrimping a big THANK YOU
YOUR POPS throwing the cast net different than I was taught good pankake throws every time don’t suppose you do video lesson for me
Where did you get those poles at?
That was awesome! Make a catch and fry vid next time. I wanna see how you do your cook outs :)
crosman177 yea man we will do it season comes back in September
Where did you get them marker sticks?
What did you make your bait out of?? And do you have to have a shrimping licence??
fish meal and clay and yes 25 dollar baiting permit
LOL
Never thought of baiting up for shrimp. I’m gonna have to try this. His might work for Tilapia also here in Texas.
In the beginning i was saying well is he catching anything. Wow u caught alot. Enjoy for me too. Great eating.😊
Looks like a cooler FULL of some Great Eatin!
He is working that cast net beautifully
Thanks so much I use a 6ft old salt cast net with a 1/2 inch mesh and lots of years throwing
Do you n your daddy set them poles on the edge of the channel or in the flats
Please post your shrimp n grits recipe
Have shrimped the st.johns river many of years. I would run a wide strip of duct tape above the weights on both sides of net to help keep more of a fan when falling. Not sure if really works better but we caught our fair share.
What area of sc are you in? I’m from Dorchester county we go all the way to Beaufort to go shrimping just went last weekend and got 57 pounds of shrimp the size of my hand without the heads
camron Crosby we shrimp a lot around Beaufort done real well there this year
stay where u r.
Can i know what is the bait for shrimp......
He done told you in the video. Clay and the important part. Watch papa mix it one more time.
And fish meal. PAY ATTENTION DAMN IT!! just kidding..... damn it.
I enjoyed the video. Would you mind sharing your bait ball ingredients?
@user-fl5wy6bo7j come on,do you think I am going for this SCAM
What are you'll using for bait?
How do you guys( youse we say in my area) cook them?? Looks like a place i would love. 👍👍 do you know how high in the blue tub the cooler fills??
Lieutenant Dan
Very cool setup. Thanks for sharing. Where did you get those push rods? Are they homemade anchor sticks?
Lowes
""We" caught a good limit of shrimp".......???.......Heck, your Dad did all of the work!
No sir its just as hard to drive the boat as it is to throwing the net . Then you got to clean and put up shrimp lots of work for all to do!
@@bigpenselsoutdoors9793 and I think your father wants to feel young so don't inturubt him
How long do you leave the bait ball before casting over it? Is it good for more than one round? You guys are awesome. Great video!
Jason Duncan we usually start throwing as soon as we get finished putting the bait out and it usually last 3 to 4 hours depending on how fast the tide is moving but we are usually done and gone before the bait runs out
So you throw in bait balls and wait how long then just cast over them ?
one beer
very informative. where do you get/buy your fish meal? thanks
I've never seen that before, thanks. LIKED
Hey man what kind of bait was that? Please answer
manhaden fish meal and clay check out our other video it will explain in more detail!
Dad does all the work, never complains😂👌🏻
Bryan Miller I cant eat the shrimp anymore so I go along to help out driving the boat and what not all the skilled tasks he does himself he don’t let me help lol
You guys definitely have it down, sport shrimping is huge in South Carolina, from this video people should see why👍🏻
Can i ask sir., What is that thing that ur mixing is that a bait for shrimp? Whats the ingredients?
fine brick clay and fish meal
We used to shrimp in Murrells inlet before it was polluted. We used a seine and could fill the boat up in a few hours.
Hey man is the bottom mudy or sand?
can be both shrimp hide in mud to keep from being eaten they feed in muddy water or at night
Thank you for the informative video. Never saw shrimping before.
Cosmic Charlie been doin it for years many ways to do it that’s just the way we do it
I'm from Louisiana and I have never seen anything like that before! Dude we use a 16 ft balloon trall behind our 18 ft boat! Never even heard of this! Crazy shit!!!
I don't use a net...
I just mix a can of baking powder in with the bait balls...
The shrimps eat that baking powder and rise to the top...
All you need is a skimmer...
If you roll 'em in flour and drop 'em in the ol, they plump up real nice...
Try it...it really works!
Leon Allan Davis I might be gullible but I don’t think I’m going to be able to help dropping in a can of baking powder on my next trip. 😂
Before I moved away, I used to cast net for shrimp near Murrells Inlet and catch my limit in less than an hour. Next time, don't use fish meal. Instead, go to PetSmart and get a big bag of goldfish food, or could fish food. The shrimp can't resist.
what is the dark powder?
What size john boat??? Looks surprisingly more stable
D Ram its a 1542 duracraft
That small shrimp boat behind u at landing I've been on it 10 times or so.,,shrimped n fished down their all my life,,might go to the pipes today
What did mix for the bait?
fish meal and clay
What were you baiting the shrimp with?
Fish meal and clay mixed with water
Man I used to really catch some shrimp in Beaufort. I would use to bags of meal to that much clay though and add wet cat food........thats the secret!
CALVIN FOSTER what up beuford, I’m in Charleston and we use that stuff all the time!
Yep I’m a lady’s island native.
if i was to calculate... this guys just caught the amount of shrimp that even when on sale or bought from a whole seller would cost at least 100+
I was a commercial shrimp fisherman for 25 years. We used a Minesweeper boat from Vietnam era. It had a two and a half foot diameter prop Powered by a 671 diesel. And we towed a beam trawl net. We fish the SF South Bay. Out by Dunbarton Bridge. Since we were dragging the bottom with our net we caught all kinds of stuff. Many times we caught sturgeon in the net as well. The biggest one was over 9 ft long. We also caught halibut close to 5 feet long every once in awhile. My boat captain used to say don't you tell nobody about this halibut. I said what what's the incentive for me to keep quiet. now that my boat captain has passed away I can tell the story the Halibut was delicious. The thing I hated most to catch in the net was California bat rays. I'm seen them over 4 ft wide. There were times we would catch a whole school of little baby bat rays about a foot wide. kind of a b**** cuz when we were dumping them them out of the net sometimes their Stingers would break off into the net and we'd be handling the net and get spiked by the stingers. That's what killed Steve Irwin the crocodile guy from Australia. Many years have passed his son grew up and it's amazing how much he looks like his dad. That was a sad day when we lost Steve Irwin. Here in the US I lost several friends in the commercial fishing industry. Commercial fisherman Joey Jones. Of Lethal Weapon bait was lost off the coast of Santa Barbara. it's never smart to go commercial fishing by yourself. my boat captain Rescue Me Two Times out of the water over 25 years. I was the most vulnerable on the boat because I worked on the rear deck of the boat. One morning it was really cool I decided to put on my life jacket to help stay warm that turned out to be a good thing. After that I wore it religiously.
Your clearly a rambling nutcase . You probably have done those things but your all over the place
@@cekxckmjjjbfjndbjjeh critics can leave quietly
Looked like dad is doing all the work. He may not let you eat any of them shrimp. Lol.
That fish meal works but dang it smells. Born and raised in Mt Pleasant and that’s how we catch shrimp. People used to talk like that around here but the accent has been disappearing bit by bit with each generation. Lots of new folks round heeah.
Yeah..give it about another 20 years or so and sadly it'll have disappeared altogether...all that'll be left is that FAKE bullshit southern accent Hollywood uses to portray any character that's either stupid as a rock or some devious bastard that's trying to screw everyone over....
Are those just PVC spikes you cut and painted?
no fiberglass poles 15ft long
Can you get me a link of where I can buy the bait you use for the shrimp
yes, and we can show you where to go too.
What waterway was this
Nick Coletti that was Otter Island on the south end of Edisto beach
How deep do you shrimp like that? Grass or sand bottom?
We start out in 8ft of water if tide is going out 4ft if coming in
Pops can throw that net.. I have a very hard time with it trying to catch shad.. Props to him. Have a good one Big P
Bama AU334 I cant throw it like he can either he been throwing one for 40 years now
JUST ANOTHER REASON TO MY SOUTH CAROLINA. SHRIMP. YUM. WHAT DID YOU USE TO MAKE YOUR BAIT BALL. IT LOOKS LIKE FUN BUT IT HAS TO BE HARD WORK AT THE SAME TIME. REWARDING I AM SURE. ENJOYED THE VIDEO AND WILL BE BACK FOR MORE. LIZZIE
Grandma Liz's Kisses fish meal and clay works every time
Good eatin y
What's in bait balls? flower? Cool video.Thanks
menhaden fishmeal and fine clay
What an incredible accent.
Thank goodness you put that handful of ice in there
Ice them down so they won't spoil....lol
R Yeckley 😂
Ice produces oxygen and shrimp cling to it.
@@watchingyourvideo8029
Cold water holds more dissolved gasses than warm water. Heat cold water, see all the little bubbles come up before it even gets close to a boil? That's the gasses (air! It's about 21% Oxygen) which were dissolved in the cold water.
Ice doesn't MAKE the Oxygen. It cools the water down which allows the water to dissolve and hold more Oxygen from the air.
How many times he fall in the water?
Looks like McClennanville, Bulls Bay is the heat for shrimp
We have been fishing and shrimping out of it since 2001 it's been a good one duracraft is a tough boat
I gotta duracraft too.Your Daddy worked his butt off . Did you help ?
Now that's what I'm talking about 48 quart cooler full and you drove the boat or you didn't have anyone film you. Just playing watched all your videos love your introduction and content. From south Georgia, dove hunt ,hog hunt both still hunt and with dogs we catch and cuff,deer hunt still and with dogs, shrimp ,fish both salt and fresh so just a good old boy from the South. You know the saying American by birth Southern by the grace of God.
do you cook them or sell them
Audrey Lee we cook and eat all we catch
Illegal to sell.
what kind of clay and where do you buy it
Alexander Vargas red clay we used to just dig it up from where ever we could it
We use “shrimp dust”- it’s what’s left over from the shrimp drying process- it’s what’s left in the floor after the boiled and dried go through the tumbler -mike in Louisiana
Can I match up with you sometime before end of season, I lost my boat last year, I can't get out to shrimp, I would sure like o fill a cooler for m family.
The old man doing all the work
We used wet cat food and corn meal to make bait balls. Shrimping in Biloxi 1989, good ole days.
I'm a Gulfport native and I still use this method
We used rabbit food here in galveston bay but never never caught them like this
Used to do this in the Ashley river. Love that skrimp. Boooy yeah.
Good job guys! Hard work pays off!