North Norfolk Foraging - how to catch & cook brown shrimp, in Sheringham, Norfolk.

In this first episode we are on the beach at Sheringham catching & eating brown shrimp! The first in a series about wild foraging on the North Norfolk Coast.

[@tomwinterfishing9065]

I love shrimping 💪

[@alanyoung3012]

Great! Subscribed.

[@craigdeal2251]

havent been out this year yet, but you cant beat fresh shrimp cooked on the beach

[@dave1secondago]

looks top grub

[@stephenhothersall3655]

Looking forward to making the net & trying it out this summer catch & cook with the family on the beach brillant video 👍

[@tubadude905]

Good video Chris - I'll have to try this on my next visit. I recall seeing this when I was growing up there but had forgot about it...

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Bodmin long nose rat?

[@thepcphone]

Hi, Thanks for your video. I am from London . I am a seasonal fisher with hooks but this video inspired me to fantasise catching shrimps. Would you please let us now, when it would be the best time of the year to catch shrimps? Thanks

[@christaylorphoto]

Hi, thanks for your msg, usually the best time is from around June onwards at low tide.

[@kieranroberts9119]

They looked handsome mste cheers

[@julianthomas6899]

enjoyed the video, I go shrimping at mundesley. I have to admit I can't be bothered with shelling the little critters and eat the lot whole - i believe the french do the same

[@jeffrichmond-bate2573]

thank you

[@garynichols5045]

hi what was the site called to make that pushnet called

[@beardedgoat211]

What month did you go please?

[@christaylorphoto]

Usually June to August is best, at low tide.

[@beardedgoat211]

@@christaylorphoto ill try June this year and thanks for getting back to me

[@longerused2023]

That bread looked dry but i am 100 trying this