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07-05-2013, 06:19 PM #1Senior Member
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Live Shrimp
Not familiar with the Dauphin Island area... is there somewhere decent to throw a cast net for shrimp? Having a hard time telling what is grassy marsh areas on Google earth. Also, are shrimp around in July around here?
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Just go to Jemisons. Way easier and you will not tear your net up.
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Gotta agree, consistently catching shrimp anywhere with a cast net is tough. Easier to buy them.
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Jemisons is a nice/friendly little bait shop and they usually have a half decent selection of bait.
Not much besides basic tackle and a few lures and what-nots.
Nice thing is they open early and close late.
Jeminsons is where I buy my bait when fishing DI or Ft. Morgan.Ragnar Benson:
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Ok, thank you. I guess I wont waste too much time trying to get catch my own then. Usually in the Carolinas I can just hit the marsh a few minutes each evening for a bucket full for the next morning. With as fast as shrimp go, I hate paying $4-5 per dozen each day.
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