Catching Thousands of Wild Shrimp in a Huge Cast Net (Catch Clean & Cook) 

I am a hreb guy and that meal looks delicious 😋 ❤

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I do the exact same thing. Sometimes it's days later but I always watch the whole thing. Why wouldn't we?!! It's great from beginning to end 🤘

Great word choice on "wake"

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I learn of it from a friend from South Carolina.

I’m from Charleston South Carolina and there is nothing new about shrimp and grits here.

@@RobertSmith-ge8hj yeah, I guess I should have noted the regionality of it. I was remarking because those guys are from Florida like me and I'm telling you until I saw it on TV I had never heard of it. I like it and cook it now but outside of SC it was not that well known for a very long time.

@@candicemonsour6294 I heard about it from TV and learned how to cook it from watching a bunch of videos.

My whole family been eating shrimp and grits in Florida for 80 years

That looked like a Stringing Snot hanging on Tug's 😂 thumb

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They are brothers

Not even almost.

That's his BROTHER

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Sarah, it sounds like it's your calling besides it is past of your name😄🤜🤛👍🎣

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You can go shrimping recreationally in different ways. We like to go at night & use dip nets off the bridges here on the Indian River & Banana River in Brevard county Florida. These 2 rivers fork together. Mather's Bridge used to be on fire years ago, for shrimping & catching trout off the bridge at night. Mather's Bridge is a tiny draw bridge in a peaceful, beautiful location. Some of the biggest shrimp you've ever seen.

@@howabouthetruth2157 WOW! I had no idea you could catch them with dip nets too! I didn't know that shrimp swim up that high in the water column. I guess I just always figured that they hung out on or near the bottom. This is sincerely something I gotta try!

@@kurttrzeciak8326 Oh yeah! It's been so long since I've done any night time shrimping, I can't recall now, but I think the moon phases at certain times of certain months, along with the tide, that causes the shrimp to get on the move, swimming with the tide/current. The locals will say "the shrimp run is on". During these times, the shrimp are indeed ( or at least many of them ) traveling in the upper water column. During then night, you lower a lantern (or 2 or 3 ) down, tie the lantern rope so the lantern is around 3 to 5 ft over the water, and you can literally see platoons of shrimp moving through, roughly 1 to 3 feet below the surface.........and dip em right up!!! In recent years, you can use a headlamp with a red beam that causes the shrimp's eyes to glow red like crazy in total darkness........and dip em up that way. I haven't tried the red light yet, but they say it works just as good as lanterns. Back in the '70's ( and earlier ), Mather's Bridge was perhaps the best place in central Florida's east coast for night time shrimping. As teenagers back then, we went nuts & had a blast doing it. The speckled trout fishing was phenomenal back then too, right at the same time the shrimp were running. Just off the perimeter of the circle of light in then water from the lantern, you would see continuous silver flashes in the dark water, right off the edge of the light. Those silver flashes in the darkness were trout picking off the shrimp!!! You could literally dip up a shrimp ( or 3 to 5 in a single dip ), put it on a hook, and lower it into the dark water, just outside the perimeter of the light, and catch trout 2 to 4 lbs in a split second, I kid you not. And on occasion, a big double digit gator trout would be caught. Those were the days! ( Or should I say "nights"......lol. ) Today, it is EXTREMELY rare to catch a speckled sea trout over 8 lbs. But back then, at least several times a year, someone would catch a gator trout weight 11 to 14 lbs........I've seen em. My biggest sea trout ever was 6 lbs. My brother-in-law caught a 10 lb'er. ( But I've got plenty of huge trophy largemouth bass.........so far, four 12 lb'ers alone. )

Dude don't think that way. Live your own life and fine the beauty in it. I've no doubt that if you slowed down and looked around you would find the beauty in it. Focus on that and enhance it, appreciate it, and share it with others. Before long you will have people applauding you for it and looking up to you for it.

@@OneOut1 thanks brotha! Needed that for sure! ❤️

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I like plain grits with butter and fried shrimp on the side

@@BluegabeArrington That’s bad, really bad!

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Shrimp is your favorite cool. You want a cookie or something? See how ridiculous you sound?

@@birdbig1 no clue what ur talking about? But I'll take one sure. Chocolate chip 🍪 plz.

@Bailey vlog's And more You made it a point to ask multiple people if they wanted a cookie for their comment. So I asked you if you wanted a cookie for your comment. Do you understand now?

@@birdbig1 anyone that says first just to get thier name 1st is a idiot and looking for a prize so I offered them a prize!

@Bailey vlog's And more That's the same as me saying "Anyone that says what their favorite seafood is shrimp wants a prize so I asked if they want a cookie". They wanted to say they were 1st, you wanted to say shrimp is your fav.