St. Johns River shrimp
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St. Johns River shrimp
Went yesterday plenty of shrimp north of Palatka, mostly small, hope they stay and get bigger.
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Re: St. Johns River shrimp
I went out on Saturday at Green Cove Springs. The weather was great in the morning and the shrimp were a little smaller around 30 count. Found that they were in bigger groups the deeper we threw our nets. Around 25-30 feet. Caught our 5 gallons in about 2 hours. Hope this storm pushes out to sea and keeps the shrimp in the river. Lots of fun.
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Re: St. Johns River shrimp
We hit the St. Johns Saturday at the mouth of Blacks Creek (Knight's Marina). Lots and lots of very large shrimp. Ended up with our 5 gallon bucket in about 20 minutes plus 2 gallon sized ziplocs stuffed full of bait-sized shrimp (too small to eat).
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Re: St. Johns River shrimp
what you really mean is out of your 5 gallons you pulled to zip locks full of bait shrimp. We know you don't mean that you took 5 gallons PLUS 2 zip lock bags full. We know that was just a Freudian slip and you really did not break the law RIGHT.
Bag limit: 5 gallons heads-on per person per day, maximum possession limit of 5 gallons per vessel at any time.
Size limit: None
Bag limit: 5 gallons heads-on per person per day, maximum possession limit of 5 gallons per vessel at any time.
Size limit: None
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Re: St. Johns River shrimp
Nope, I mean we got a 5-gallon bucket of eaters plus 2 zip loc bags full of bait size, just like I said.TerribleTed wrote:what you really mean is out of your 5 gallons you pulled to zip locks full of bait shrimp. We know you don't mean that you took 5 gallons PLUS 2 zip lock bags full. We know that was just a Freudian slip and you really did not break the law RIGHT.
Bag limit: 5 gallons heads-on per person per day, maximum possession limit of 5 gallons per vessel at any time.
Size limit: None
Limit is 5 gallons per boat. We took two boats. Now STFU!
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Re: St. Johns River shrimp
I see your grateful. I accept your apology for your rudeness. Just thought i try to stop you from getting a visit from a friend.
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Re: St. Johns River shrimp
Went to Greencove today, it was good, nice size shrimp, less than 2hrs for our bucket. Didn't have to cull many small ones.
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