How to Shrimp: Learn Shrimping from Locals in Jacksonville Florida. Powerful DIY Shrimping Tips

How to Shrimp: Learn Shrimping from Locals. Powerful DIY Shrimping Tips. Shrimping made easy, here are some How to Shrimp basics. We love catching shrimp to eat and also for bait. Shrimp is the number one bait used fishing in the saltwater. We are local to Jacksonville Florida and love the Mayport Shrimp. Catching shrimp is fun and really rewarding. We caught enough Shrimp to fill a half a 5 gallon bucket. Remember when Shrimping you can only catch one five gallon bucket per person from the shore. We stored our shrimp using a new machine from meat your maker. Professional grade food saving brought by Meat Your Maker.
Everything we teach will help you become the best shrimper you can become. Shrimping should be fun and we are hoping to help people enjoy every time you go out.
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[@rickybrock6159]

another great video Chip

[@rickcarson5776]

I got educated on shrimp, save some 2 cook 4 your fav MoM-in-law, heh heh heh, love ya kid 😉

[@stephencorbett5519]

Gotta do this!

[@lamarjowers15]

Love your videos and sinkers, Chip! Heading to the beach today for 3 days of fishing using my Sputniks, Bruno, and Mortician Rigs! Thanks for the fast shipping on the orders. Edwin Lamar

[@thesinkerguy]

Good luck!

[@TraderRoss]

I catch them in mayport. On a good day only 4.99lb.

[@pinefloatoutdoors]

Hey Chip. Great piece of information for sure. Can they be caught in a trap or do ya have to net them? Thanks for the 2 awesome sinkers ya gave me in Navarre. I’ve since bought more and have given 2 of them away just to pay it forward. Great Sputnik weights. They hold tight.

[@thesinkerguy]

Cast netting is the best way to catch them. But you can drag the bottom also to catch them. I appreciate you sharing about our sinkers and also paying it forward. I will be coming back that way soon.

[@cullenberg786]

Hi chip

[@thesinkerguy]

What’s up my Boy?

[@RM-iy7xx]

Great information, gonna have to try this.
Did you catch them in the beach, inlet, bay or river?

[@thesinkerguy]

In the river.

[@RM-iy7xx]

@@thesinkerguy cool, thanks

[@JohnRando904]

Can you recommend anywhere to go shrimping from land I’m in orange park

[@thesinkerguy]

I would hop on Facebook and join one of the shrimping groups.

[@blakewilliams2443]

Do you only shrimp at night? Do you use lights ?

[@thesinkerguy]

I usually only shrimp when the high tide meets darkness but that is not the only way.

[@butdorf]

Where could one buy shrimp meal?

[@thesinkerguy]

Any feed store but I got mine at Arlington Bait and Tackle

[@butdorf]

Thanks Chip!!!

[@butdorf]

Do you have to go out at night?

[@kyleperrin413]

They sell shrimp meal at a bunch of bait shops

[@mikewoeppel6013]

Where’s the best place to get shrimp meal?

[@thesinkerguy]

A farm and home store.