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Finaddict · 07-25-2006, 07:55 PM

I have used his shrimp up here as well, mostly the Select Shrimp which is the middle size version - first the fly shrimp, then the shrimp, select shrimp and big shrimp.

I have not has as much luck with the larger ones as I think we don't have that kind of shrimp around like they do down in Florida. If you ever get down to Miami during the winter during the shrimp run, you can see the shrimp flowing through the waters of North Biscayne Bay -- and waters north -- down into the lower Bay, where the fish just gorge on them. I believe that is one of the reasons why Miami has such a great winter tarpon fishery outside of Miami Beach between Halover Inlet and Government Cut. The tarpon are off the beach on top at night and the fishermen catch them on flies, pinfish, mullet, crab and shrimp .. it's awesome.

07-25-2006, 07:55 PM	#9
Finaddict Registered User Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: North Shore Posts: 1,701 Blog Entries: 1	DOA I have used his shrimp up here as well, mostly the Select Shrimp which is the middle size version - first the fly shrimp, then the shrimp, select shrimp and big shrimp. I have not has as much luck with the larger ones as I think we don't have that kind of shrimp around like they do down in Florida. If you ever get down to Miami during the winter during the shrimp run, you can see the shrimp flowing through the waters of North Biscayne Bay -- and waters north -- down into the lower Bay, where the fish just gorge on them. I believe that is one of the reasons why Miami has such a great winter tarpon fishery outside of Miami Beach between Halover Inlet and Government Cut. The tarpon are off the beach on top at night and the fishermen catch them on flies, pinfish, mullet, crab and shrimp .. it's awesome.