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Old 05-20-2011, 06:24 PM
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Does anybody know if calcaseau point is open and selling live shrimp and how much.
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Old 05-20-2011, 07:09 PM
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There open and have shrimp. I'm not sure of prices. I think last year it was 16 dollars a quart.
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Old 05-20-2011, 07:38 PM
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There open and have shrimp. I'm not sure of prices. I think last year it was 16 dollars a quart.
About how many shrimp is that
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About how many shrimp is that
Anywhere from 50 to 80 depending on the size.
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Old 05-20-2011, 08:28 PM
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Anywhere from 50 to 80 depending on the size.
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The ladies at cal point are awesome. Be nice to them and they will return the favor.
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The ladies at cal point are awesome. Be nice to them and they will return the favor.
Indeed!! Good people over there
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In true Cajun fashon...... Elane come to work by boat.
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Did she choot a 7ft, 800lb gator on her way??????
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Is there anywhere to cast net for shrimp? Theres lots of places at the rock refuge but not sure about big lake.
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Is there anywhere to cast net for shrimp? Theres lots of places at the rock refuge but not sure about big lake.
Hmm not sure about that
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Is there anywhere to cast net for shrimp? Theres lots of places at the rock refuge but not sure about big lake.

You could spend all day castig for bait shrimp. It is much simpler to just buy a quart or two and save yourself a whole lot of trouble/time/fishingtime... just saying
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Da Weirs!! But I have caught them in the ship channel by the current breaks too.
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this time of year, here's your live shrimp

light jighead, pop it real nice and wait for the thump, fast on the hookset
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this time of year, here's your live shrimp

light jighead, pop it real nice and wait for the thump, fast on the hookset
I agree they work well
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this time of year, here's your live shrimp

light jighead, pop it real nice and wait for the thump, fast on the hookset
Do y'all have a preference on color of jig heads?
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Do y'all have a preference on color of jig heads?
I use plain jigheads
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I use plain jigheads
Thanks buddy. In 1/4 ounce or lighter
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Thanks buddy. In 1/4 ounce or lighter
1/8 and 1/4 depends on the tide and wind
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