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Sea Worthy Posts: 43 07/07/10 10:03 AM	Tags : shrimp, shrimping, ponce, tides, volusia, oak hill, fishing, mosquito lagoon, capt lee noga, edgewater, titusville, brevard, shrimplight, led, greenie, light, nets, cfn, oakhill, haulover, florida, central florida, shrimp light, fish, redfish, tarpon, trout, recreational shrimping, sport shrimping, scallops, scalloping, crabs, crabbing Is cast netting for shrimp affected in any way by tides such as the shrimp you dip run at outgoing and dark? Last Edited By: CaptLeeNoga 07/07/10 10:13 AM. Edited 2 times.
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Posts: 3391 07/07/10 08:36 PM - 2 Limits 2012 - 10 Limits 2011	That is an excellent question to which I have absolutely no idea. The few times I've been in Daytona, I don't remember checking the tides, we just went. The shrimp however are completing the same exercise as the browns and pinks from Oakhill, they are moving out to sea with the outgoing tide. Last Edited By: specialist 07/07/10 08:39 PM. Edited 1 time.
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Posts: 7778 07/07/10 08:59 PM Captain USCG Licensed NEW SMYRNA DELTONA	My experts response on this question: Sometimes its on the incoming...... Just as you think you know whats going on the shrimp decide to get up and run on the outgoing tide. Big tree has been good first thing in the morning and right before dark. WEBSITE T-SHIRT Store $UPPORT this site - BUY A SHIRT/CLICK HERE
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