Did know you use to be a shrimper ! You just a jack of all trades. Them mile long trotlines I use to run. I remember afterwards I’d feel like someone beat me across my back with an ax handle. Watching y’all shrimp I believe it’s even more back breaking work. That was a hive haul !
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 Understand that. Use to id go clock in at a job and get tired quick but on the river it didn’t seem to bother me until a day or so later
Y'all go Give Brody a Sub on his New Channel he just started. I know what this is like, so y'all give him a bump!! youtube.com/@canebrakeoutdoors?si=67vB1M_WBTfCrgQE
Well there’s something I’ve never done. Danielle was cracking herself up lol. She wanted evidence that she had a great idea, I’m guessing she made sure that made the final edit. You have some kinda luck with trailer wheels and tires, this at least second or third video I’ve seen where a tire sabotaged a trip. Note to self, carry extra tire parts and bearing if you’re with Bradley and crew 😆. Enjoyed watching this, the throwback photos and story was pretty cool
Yes indeed! When you say 20’, do you mean that is the width of the mouth on it? What was the one you originally had? Looks like you couyons had a good time down there. Good to see you go back to your roots. I liked the old photos.
As per Shrimping regulations, nets are measured across the float (Cork) line from webbing to webbing. The lead lines, or bottom lines are actually longer so they drag behind that float line as when they kick up shrimp they jump up and hit the top of the net instead of jumping over it. Regulations where we were (inside state waters) is no larger than a 25' trawl for recreational shrimping. The one we tore was 24'. It was probably built and sold as a 25, but most net makers will cut them just under max size so people won't have any issues using illegal equipment. Of course if you drop to like a 20' you got no problem. Now there are different regs for different size nets. If it's between 16'-25' your allowed to keep 250lbs daily on a recreational license. If you use under 16' trawl your limit is 100lbs daily. I can't make sense of that whatsoever because license fees are the same. I think Louisiana legislators and commissioners make laws just to justify their positions. Most of the conversations I have with enforcement, it seems as though they even get aggravated over all the changes. You all know we do this stuff regular and I can't keep up with changes.
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 yeah that bag limit doesn’t make a lot of sense to me either. Glad y’all were able to find a replacement down there to keep going. Just sucks you got the other one all messed up after all the work you put into it.
@AdrenalineTurkeyCall Well, I already had bought a new one. While repairing the Junk sale net I'd bought, I knew it was Rotten basically. I knew not to depend on it, because I know the nature of shrimping in general. Your always catching junk. I knew the first old crab trap would rip it up. I just not knowing the area and any hangs, planned on dragging the old cheap trawl first. Well, that ended up a good idea, but hey, we caught probably 75 lbs shrimp in the old $75 net before it ripped up, so got my money worth. That said, a new one isn't safe from ripping holes either
Oh it's coming, one has already been recorded. We're going to be doing more on the crabbing and cooking in the future. Crab bout my favorite meat!! Who knows, might even be some Pretty Crabby Recipes on the way💯
I grew up 90 minutes from the northern Oregon coast. My grandparents taught me how to harvest fresh from the ocean each season and we preserved it to last until the following season. The dungeonous crab is amazingly delicious simply boiled in bay water. Clams of numerous varieties it made for wonderful summers growing up. Thanks for helping me remember the great times with people passed
Your welcome very much, thanks for watching. I do want to experience the Northern West Coast at least once in my life. Guess we will see where TH-cam takes us!!!!
Ok, you know how to make an old man homesick. That boat looked familiar. Was wondering if it was docked at Coden, Dog River or down at Bayou though? Glad y’all had fun. But, again you didn’t call when it was ready to eat. Maybe next time. 😂
Lol, it was Docked in Bayou La Batre. As a matter of fact it is Still there, but I'm not sure who owns it. It was a really good working boat. That said we had docked in both Coden, Dog River, and Fowl River at times depending on where shrimp were running with one of our other boats. That one drafted too deep to get in some those spots
I have been thinking about a recreational trawl but wasn't sure if I wanted to but now that I see you doing it and the results, next year its going to happen for sure. I understand that it isn't always great shrimping, but I just enjoy doing all types of fishing, hunting, shrimping, crabbing, well you name it and I love doing it outdoors. That's one of the reasons I named my channel Your Outdoors. Great video, thank you for doing what you are doing I have learned a lot from watching your channel and appreciate all of it. God bless and see you on the next one.
Thanks, yes it's fun. Just don't go too big at first till you do it some and work bugs out. A lot is happening when you putting in and taking up. Also if you hang up, gotta have a plan. I'll try to explain some of that stuff in upcoming videos to help Shrimping newbies out. Regs in different states vary drastically as well
Hello 👋 from western Tennessee. When I lived in the U.P. Of Michigan, I learned how to tie and repair gill nets for the tribal members who were commercial fishermen on Lake Superior in the Keewana Bay Area on the Ojibwa reservation. I never learned any of the skills you have, my friend. I wish I could have known what you know about nets. Thanks for sharing 🙌💪
There's way more than I know. Mine is just grow up doing backwoods river rat stuff knowledge. Had a few knowledgeable people to lean on over the years though. We still learn every day though
I can't remember numbers or weird names, so this comment popped up and I'm like who is this crazy chick saying she been on my boat🤣🤣🤣, then I realize who it was. The smaller one was probably one that was on. That was the one we oystered on some. Ima buy me a pair then rakes ones these days and go back down and catch some. Them the best oysters fresh.
I can't remember numbers or names I don't know, so that profile didn't register. Reding this comment like, who's this crazy chick saying she been in my boat🤣🤣🤣. Them were the best oysters. I'ma buy a pair them rakes one these days and go back
Definitely had a rescue on the wheel bearing, well two!! Just cost a lot to stay on road doing this. Is what it is, but that's why we appreciate the ones that comment and like the videos. Keeps us rolling!!
It’s pretty good man! I subscribed for the crappie content and ended up watching every video yall have. Those ouachita river crappie videos are fire. Some of the best livescope footage I’ve seen.
@MichaelEmmons-dp4vp Bare with us. We can't screen record with the 126sv. The glare is terrible, but there isn't any viable solution. Wish we could up our game on those. River is one of my favorites for sure. Really wish our crappie content would take off better. TH-cam is flooded with Crappie stuff and I think we behind the algorithm curve there. We love it, so it will always be a part of our content!!!
Yeah, well, being I grew up shrimping, I expected old crab traps sooner or later. That older net I knew wouldn't hold up. Least we got 70 lbs or so out of it before hitting the destroy button,,🤣
@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 I just started watching, but you definitely know how to sew a net that needs some fixing. From southeast Louisiana, worked with my dad as a teenager shrimping also.
Did know you use to be a shrimper ! You just a jack of all trades.
Them mile long trotlines I use to run. I remember afterwards I’d feel like someone beat me across my back with an ax handle. Watching y’all shrimp I believe it’s even more back breaking work. That was a hive haul !
It was a lot of work. Grueling. Wouldn't trade it for anything in the world🤣🤣
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638
Understand that. Use to id go clock in at a job and get tired quick but on the river it didn’t seem to bother me until a day or so later
Same here🤣
Y'all go Give Brody a Sub on his New Channel he just started. I know what this is like, so y'all give him a bump!!
youtube.com/@canebrakeoutdoors?si=67vB1M_WBTfCrgQE
Yes we will enjoyed every bit of the video
Well there’s something I’ve never done. Danielle was cracking herself up lol. She wanted evidence that she had a great idea, I’m guessing she made sure that made the final edit. You have some kinda luck with trailer wheels and tires, this at least second or third video I’ve seen where a tire sabotaged a trip. Note to self, carry extra tire parts and bearing if you’re with Bradley and crew 😆. Enjoyed watching this, the throwback photos and story was pretty cool
Man I threatened to throw a whole spare axle in truck last trip🤣🤣🤣
Another fun video to watch. Thanks for carryin us along with ya. Happy Sunday to you folks. God bless
Thank you for watching!!
Man those are gonna be good. Enjoyed the video.Bubba would be proud.
🤣🤣🤣
Good stuff!!!
Thanks!!
Yes indeed! When you say 20’, do you mean that is the width of the mouth on it? What was the one you originally had? Looks like you couyons had a good time down there. Good to see you go back to your roots. I liked the old photos.
As per Shrimping regulations, nets are measured across the float (Cork) line from webbing to webbing. The lead lines, or bottom lines are actually longer so they drag behind that float line as when they kick up shrimp they jump up and hit the top of the net instead of jumping over it. Regulations where we were (inside state waters) is no larger than a 25' trawl for recreational shrimping. The one we tore was 24'. It was probably built and sold as a 25, but most net makers will cut them just under max size so people won't have any issues using illegal equipment. Of course if you drop to like a 20' you got no problem. Now there are different regs for different size nets. If it's between 16'-25' your allowed to keep 250lbs daily on a recreational license. If you use under 16' trawl your limit is 100lbs daily. I can't make sense of that whatsoever because license fees are the same. I think Louisiana legislators and commissioners make laws just to justify their positions. Most of the conversations I have with enforcement, it seems as though they even get aggravated over all the changes. You all know we do this stuff regular and I can't keep up with changes.
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 yeah that bag limit doesn’t make a lot of sense to me either. Glad y’all were able to find a replacement down there to keep going. Just sucks you got the other one all messed up after all the work you put into it.
@AdrenalineTurkeyCall Well, I already had bought a new one. While repairing the Junk sale net I'd bought, I knew it was Rotten basically. I knew not to depend on it, because I know the nature of shrimping in general. Your always catching junk. I knew the first old crab trap would rip it up. I just not knowing the area and any hangs, planned on dragging the old cheap trawl first. Well, that ended up a good idea, but hey, we caught probably 75 lbs shrimp in the old $75 net before it ripped up, so got my money worth. That said, a new one isn't safe from ripping holes either
love your shrimping videos. But would love to see some crabbing videos!!! 🦀🦀🦀🦀🦐🦐
Oh it's coming, one has already been recorded. We're going to be doing more on the crabbing and cooking in the future. Crab bout my favorite meat!! Who knows, might even be some Pretty Crabby Recipes on the way💯
Man you throwing away all the good stuff on that crab lol them eggs in the head are DELICIOUS and the fat is the beez neez! Great job trawling!!❤
I eat the eggs, lol. Didn't realize threw any away. Probably distracted filming🤣
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 it just looked like you threw out the whole head before cleaning it out 😂 that’s my jam right there!!
I grew up 90 minutes from the northern Oregon coast. My grandparents taught me how to harvest fresh from the ocean each season and we preserved it to last until the following season. The dungeonous crab is amazingly delicious simply boiled in bay water. Clams of numerous varieties it made for wonderful summers growing up. Thanks for helping me remember the great times with people passed
Your welcome very much, thanks for watching. I do want to experience the Northern West Coast at least once in my life. Guess we will see where TH-cam takes us!!!!
Awesome adventure for y’all . Great video content was very good. Thanks for keeping it reel.
Thanks for the Support Bud!!
Ok, you know how to make an old man homesick.
That boat looked familiar. Was wondering if it was docked at Coden, Dog River or down at Bayou though?
Glad y’all had fun. But, again you didn’t call when it was ready to eat.
Maybe next time. 😂
Lol, it was Docked in Bayou La Batre. As a matter of fact it is Still there, but I'm not sure who owns it. It was a really good working boat. That said we had docked in both Coden, Dog River, and Fowl River at times depending on where shrimp were running with one of our other boats. That one drafted too deep to get in some those spots
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 We used to go bye and buy a boat run for $1 a pound back in the day.
Might have been y’all.
Good times for sure.
Them $1 shrimp back in the day was probably deck hands selling shrimp without the boat owners knowing🤣🤣🤣
I have been thinking about a recreational trawl but wasn't sure if I wanted to but now that I see you doing it and the results, next year its going to happen for sure. I understand that it isn't always great shrimping, but I just enjoy doing all types of fishing, hunting, shrimping, crabbing, well you name it and I love doing it outdoors. That's one of the reasons I named my channel Your Outdoors. Great video, thank you for doing what you are doing I have learned a lot from watching your channel and appreciate all of it. God bless and see you on the next one.
Thanks, yes it's fun. Just don't go too big at first till you do it some and work bugs out. A lot is happening when you putting in and taking up. Also if you hang up, gotta have a plan. I'll try to explain some of that stuff in upcoming videos to help Shrimping newbies out. Regs in different states vary drastically as well
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 I look forward to the video, thank you.
Thanks again for another awesome video I really enjoyed it and as always I'm really looking forward to seeing the next video
Yes sir!! Thanks
Hello 👋 from western Tennessee. When I lived in the U.P. Of Michigan, I learned how to tie and repair gill nets for the tribal members who were commercial fishermen on Lake Superior in the Keewana Bay Area on the Ojibwa reservation. I never learned any of the skills you have, my friend. I wish I could have known what you know about nets. Thanks for sharing 🙌💪
There's way more than I know. Mine is just grow up doing backwoods river rat stuff knowledge. Had a few knowledgeable people to lean on over the years though. We still learn every day though
Anine
@@JonnyG0969 aaniin
@@KunesRGr8 I also lived in and grew up in the UP have a grw very good native friends from ZEBA been a while since you heard that name I bet.
@@KunesRGr8 Fred Cote is still commercial fishing he is one of the last. Most have gotten pinched to many times
I remember going on this boat. I remember dragging the net behind and also catching oysters with something that looked like posthole diggers
I can't remember numbers or weird names, so this comment popped up and I'm like who is this crazy chick saying she been on my boat🤣🤣🤣, then I realize who it was. The smaller one was probably one that was on. That was the one we oystered on some. Ima buy me a pair then rakes ones these days and go back down and catch some. Them the best oysters fresh.
I can't remember numbers or names I don't know, so that profile didn't register. Reding this comment like, who's this crazy chick saying she been in my boat🤣🤣🤣. Them were the best oysters. I'ma buy a pair them rakes one these days and go back
You are a real life 'Bubba Gump' lol
Lol, guess so!!
We loved the content ! Sorry for the net and wheel bearing disaster! Sounds like you had some good friends to come to the rescue. ATB
Definitely had a rescue on the wheel bearing, well two!! Just cost a lot to stay on road doing this. Is what it is, but that's why we appreciate the ones that comment and like the videos. Keeps us rolling!!
Awesome video yall
Thanks, really appreciate it!!
Great content! Best channel on TH-cam.
Don't know about that, but really appreciate it either way. God Bless, we're gonna get there with y'all's help!!
It’s pretty good man! I subscribed for the crappie content and ended up watching every video yall have. Those ouachita river crappie videos are fire. Some of the best livescope footage I’ve seen.
@MichaelEmmons-dp4vp Bare with us. We can't screen record with the 126sv. The glare is terrible, but there isn't any viable solution. Wish we could up our game on those. River is one of my favorites for sure. Really wish our crappie content would take off better. TH-cam is flooded with Crappie stuff and I think we behind the algorithm curve there. We love it, so it will always be a part of our content!!!
Can't beat that boil at camp
So fresh ain't no way to beat it!!
Great video man
Yes sir!! Much more to come on this!!
I have the same boat like you do and I’d love to learn pulling shrimp nets behind like that
Well, we already have more videos coming on it, so stay tuned!!
Awesome 👍, I’m looking forward to watching them to learn from you 👍
@FreshwaterSouL should be some more on it out in a few weeks. We like to rotate our content a little so it's not too redundant
❤ 👍
Thanks!!
Looks like y'all had good luck and bad.😅
Yeah, well, being I grew up shrimping, I expected old crab traps sooner or later. That older net I knew wouldn't hold up. Least we got 70 lbs or so out of it before hitting the destroy button,,🤣
😂😂😂 im good at patching an sowing webbings 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Better Be if you gonna net fish or shrimp!!
@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 I just started watching, but you definitely know how to sew a net that needs some fixing. From southeast Louisiana, worked with my dad as a teenager shrimping also.
@icecold7088 Awesome hearing the stories of people having same backgrounds!! Glad ya found the channel!!
What did you soak the net in? Also what is the purpose of doing that.
Roofing tar, to treat the net. Makes them knots lock in and the net last longer
Where did y'all go trawling at?
South of Houma
What lake are you guys on?
Point Aux Chene area
@@godscountryhuntingfishing1638 Houma