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kayakkid	NEW Members - Make Your FIRST REQUIRED POST Here		Lead	[-]
Greenhorn Posts: 3 01/21/12 12:20 AM	Tags : None Thanks for the reply. Been fishing my whole life, never went shrimping. Was out on Banana River near 528 in my son's canoe. Probably spooked the shrimp. We were using a bright spotlight - shining it on the surface. Still on a learning curve. We do have under water lights to use next time out. Are any shrimp running now? we don't care if we only catch a few, just trying to learn.
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sprayman	Yes	#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 2660 01/22/12 06:09 AM S.E. Fla. Regional Coordinator - 1 Limits 2011	There are some shrimp running now although they aren't consistant yet. Using a bright over water light will spook the the shrimp and drive them down. Using underwater light - especially deep underwater - will drive the shrimp up where you can see them. Even more true if the underwater light is an LEDGreenie light. Follow the link. http://leenoga.com/topic/6635/LEDgreenie-Pro-performance-in-Titusville The LEDGreenie is the best shrimping light I have ever seen - and I've used most of them at one time or another, starting with Coleman lanterns in the 60's. The light(s) make all the difference. They are your "kill zone" for seeing and catching the shrimp! Boca Raton FL
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kayakkid	Going to try tonight	#2	[url]	[-]
Greenhorn Posts: 3 01/24/12 01:09 AM	Thanks for the reply. Going out in canoe tonight on Banana River & 528. Going to try dipping and cast net. Haven't tossed a net in years.I have a couple of underwater lights. I'll let you know how we (my son & I) do. KK
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