[The Skink]

I fished the suds from 6 a.m. till 11 a.m.

had some shrimp I netted up last night. Still couldn't find any sandfleas.

I lost 6 pieces of bait and got 3 throw back whiting. The water was slick. The only thing biting was the no-see-ums. Thank god for DEET

See y'all next tide

 

[bluefish1928]

where did u net the shrimp?

 

[The Skink]

from the causway bridge on Atlantic Ave. Got about 20 decent sized ones

 

[piscesman]

Do you need a license to catch the shrimp??? I'm coming from out-of-state and need to be sure either way. Thanks...............
Kim:fishing:

 

[The Skink]

I have never been checked for one...but there was a posting a few weeks back where someone quoted the regs and showed me that technically you do need one. Like I said though...I have never been checked for throwing a net to catch bait, and theres usually quite a few netters in that area.
Some of them should be checked and fined. Some of them are raping the inlet

 

[The Skink]

I believe it was Steve0 that pointed it out that scdnr rules state that castnetting for anything other than bait shrimp requires a license

 

[bluefish1928]

never thought of that spot for netting shrimp. thanks for the location(btw theres 2 piers in the inlet, facing the marsh). i might come down to garden city pier next weekend(if my dad has next sat. off).

 

[steveo]

cast netting

yes it was me . just quoting scdnr regs which state that cast netting for anything other than shriimp requires a license. I guess if you caught some mud minnows with your shrimp you should throw them back. not sure. Steve:fishing:

 

[bluefish1928]

put a minnow trap next to it and say, the minnows came out of the trap!

 

[The Skink]

HAAHHAHA great idea

 

[bluefish1928]

btw, mullet, pinfish, baby spots, etc are often found in the traps too!