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Total:   3/4 gallon

Water Temp   ?
Location:  New Smyrna pier (south bridge)
Current:  slow
Wind:  almost calm
Water Clarity -dirty
Frame Net  -no

It's somewhat embarrasing posting these puny reports, with all the 5 gallon reports coming in, but hey

I'm havin fun and eatin em all the next day. Was a really nice night on the river, got the first light in 

the water and lit up, and was prepping the second when I looked over the rail and saw 3 shreemps

hanging around waving at me, forgot about the second light for a moment and grabbed my net, got all

3 of them bugs, got the second light in and dipped slow but steady from 8:00 til 11:00, actually got more

shrimp in 3 hours than I got this past Friday in 7 hours. The sizes are definitely improving, the 2 biggest

were white shrimp. Witnessed another example of the performance of the Greenies in comparison to

starfires, this guy showed up about 10;30, dropped his lights in, lit them up and within seconds a jumbo 

just about flew out of his light field into mine and my net.

2 largest

good bunch of larges and jumbos

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total for the night