Had to search hard for the shrimp. Ended up finding them way west of where they have been recently, and in much deeper water.
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Is that about half a cooler? Glad to see there are still some left in the Bay. We may give it a go next week. Thanks for the post.
That cooler is 64qt (I think). I have a 48qt mark on it and we were full to that mark, so it was a limit.
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A couple of “shrimp mammys” in there too. Surprised no one has noticed them. Anyone ever eat them? Someone told me they taste like lobster
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oh yea, see a couple in there now…I’m too sissy to touch them even when they are dead, much less eat them…
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Talked to your shrimping partner this morning… Great job!
Nice haul
I thought it was pimpin’ that wasn’t easy?
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Originally posted by ladyshrimpkillaHad to search hard for the shrimp. Ended up finding them way west of where they have been recently, and in much deeper water.
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You really shrimp in this wind??? and cold???I guess I am just not “tough” enough!
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quote:I have eaten some mantis shrimp from a trip last year. I found them VERY challenging to eat due to the fact that the meat in the tail is in chambers going perpendicular to the tail. I think I remember them being kinda mushy as well. I won't be eatin em any more. Give em a shot and report back.
Originally posted by ladyshrimpkillaA couple of “shrimp mammys” in there too. Surprised no one has noticed them. Anyone ever eat them? Someone told me they taste like lobster
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We used to trade the mamis to a Chinese place by the house. A triple delight and some sesame chicken always made my fingers feel better.
They look like girl shrimp compared to what we caught in the bay yesterday!
Mr. Shrimp, how did yall do, in the bay yesterday? Full cooler?? North or South??
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Originally posted by Mr ShrimpThey look like girl shrimp compared to what we caught in the bay yesterday!
. Girl shrimp??
Please explain yourself sir.
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Heather,
I love the photo. However, I wouldn’t mess with the mantis shrimp. Too much trouble and they don’t taste that good. Probably best for bait, but I don’t know what fish would eat them…
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Mr. Shrimp, how did yall do, in the bay yesterday? Full cooler?? North or South??
It was fun but terrible shrimping until we went to honey hole in McClellanville!!!