Sanchez reached down into the bait bucket, “and I felt something kick hard against my hand.” He recoiled in pain, thinking, “Man, that was a big shrimp!” ...

The summertime shrimp run in our intracoastal is a different animal than the Oak Hill run earlier in the year. Let's explain.

There are no hooks to bait, no gaffs needed. Just drive your boat around and scoop them up. ... In less than four hours, Vernon’s 5-gallon bucket was nearly filled with shrimp.

Large shrimp are being caught in the Halifax River. Panfish and sunshine bass are active in the St. Johns River. Beach renourishment may be impacting surf fishing. When it comes to stitching those ...

I’ve used cast nets to catch bait in saltwater and freshwater from New England to the Far West, as well as in Midwest and Southern waters. For nearly 50 years I’ve lived in Florida, where cast netting ...

The bait comes from their kitchen. “Anything out of the garden that’s just left over squash, zucchini, and meat scraps. Shrimp love watermelon rind,” Folse said.

Shrimp are going to deeper waters where it’s usually less salty. This is a problem for our local shrimpers in the bays who say they’re not catching as much as they have been hoping for ...

Scottish shrimp study illuminates new potential for bait-less fishing. ScienceDaily . Retrieved June 11, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2025 / 05 / 250508112717.htm ...

White shrimp — the summer fare found farther north in the Daytona/South Daytona area of the Intracoastal — are bottom dwellers. No scooping those crawlers. Cast nets are the only way, and in ...