Preparing for Puget Sound Spot Shrimp 2021
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- May 2021 brings us another awesome shrimp opener in Puget Sound and this video is all about trying to prepare you for success while shrimping. We walk through how to find spot shrimp habitat on your charts and talk about running through all your gear and bait to make sure there are no surprises. That's right! We talk about a bunch of killer shrimping spots throughout Puget Sound and the Strait. Good luck out there and I wish you all lots of success, fun and safety this shrimping season!
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Very educational, thank you so much! please continue more educational videos like this for other fisheries.
Will do, thanks for the encouragement!
Nice video. Just a quick tip. Get a 10 liter, retangular rubbermaid bin and coil your line directly in there. Keeps you from having to uncoil and untangle everytime you take the line out. Have quck disconnects for your floats and connects for the traps. I am able to store 475ft of line per bin.
I used to use garden hose roller but the bins mean i can coil rope directly into the bins as im retreaving the trap without needing someone else to turn a garden hose roller. More compact storage too.
I started out with the bins and now I use the garden hose roller which works awesome 😎
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! This is such an informative video. I’m looking forward to the 2023 season. From all the vids I see on YT, everyone is shrimping from a solid boat. I recently bought an inflatable with electric motor. I’m a boating newb.. do you think I can go shrimping with an inflatable? It’s the PRU-3 from West Marine
Thanks for the compliment and comment! Man, I’ve seen people shrimp out of just about every kind of craft! Here’s the catch though…you need to know what you’re doing regarding marine safety…weather is not always good during shrimping season…PNWBestLife.com/marine-weather-safety/ may help
@@PNWBestLife Thanks for the link. It was an insightful read and learned a lot. Safety always come first.
Thanks for the tips.
Thanks for watching!
We've been killing it on Hood Canal! First boat back to the launch with their limit for 6 people, 2 shrimp openers in a row. And...And a friend who's been consuming all this content just pulled up his first pot of shrimp and it was 173! A big big part of it is knowing where to drop your pots vs just following other people around. A few more openers in Hood Canal this year, good luck everybody!
Great video! Good information to know. But we went today and killed it!
Awesome man!
SUBBED nice informative and decent sharing video, wish to see you often!
Thank you 🙏 very kind words!
Anchor above the pot is interesting, that so you dont have to weight your pot itself?
I actually do both. The anchor on the line reduces the impact of the float causing the pot to move and it helps keep the pot in place along with weighting the pot itself.
With a round / conical style, you need the pot anchor on the pot itself, the above only applies to the octagon / square pots
I have this system working like this because I shrimp places like the San Juan’s and the Strait as well. I’m sure it’s excessive for puget sound
@@PNWBestLife I shrimp san juans as well.
What software are you using in this video for the depth and chart?
Oh, that's the Navionics app. A must have for anyone doing this kind of recreation. Good luck!
What app or program you using for the map bro?
That’s Navionics Boating app, super helpful!
Hey if there is high current during the shrimp dates can I use the anchor to hold it in place ? Lot of people are saying shrimping this year will be bad due to currents so what would your advice be shrimping during high current ?
Look, high currents and threaten your pots, but even if you anchor your pots (always a good idea), shrimp are not as active in higher currents. Looking at the tides, and I’m going to highlight this more in my 2022 shrimp season blog post…get your shrimp early around the tide change slack current. It’s possible on good tides to get 6 limits in 2.5 hours or less. That’s my best suggestion, be fast, efficient and get it done quickly.
Another suggestion is shrimp in areas that are not main channels. Stat away from higher currents, look at coves and areas closer to shore with lighter currents. Good luck!
@@PNWBestLife thanks for the info!!, looking forward for the video !!
Great video! I stay near federal way, any place nearby you would recommend?
There’s a few spots I cover in the video that are close by 🤙
Awesome! What app do you use for depth?
Navionics man! I’m not getting paid by them but it’s like a must have app on your phone
@@PNWBestLife awesome thanks!
You gonna shrimp May 19?
@@PNWBestLife oh yeah, first time shrimping but a long time crabber, probably gonna hit hood canal
Awesome! That’s a great spot as well
Do you recommend any spots for someone without a boat?
So...unfortunately, spot shrimp tend to be caught in deep water. At least 200+ feet. Not sure of any spot that would work without a boat
Be careful not to drop pots over the underwater power cable at Tramp Harbor
Good tip, thanks! 🙏
my hole 130 foot 5 boats this year
The roll of that garden hose how many feet of rope?
2x of 400 ft on each reel. We just change the spool for our other two pots
@@PNWBestLife Thankyou, how shrimping limited? We limited it out a lot boat not limited out.
6 limits in a couple hours! We have it pretty dialed in 🤙