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Ok.. how do YOU hook a shrimp and why?
I hook them from under.. right in the mouth.. and come out right in front of their brain. They stay looking foward.. if thats how the fish eat them. I seen people hook them thru the tail... and thru the side.... but I have luck thru the mouth out the top.. they seem to stay alive... |
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"BuZZard" wrote in message r.com...
Ok.. how do YOU hook a shrimp and why? I hook them from under.. right in the mouth.. and come out right in front of their brain. They stay looking foward.. if thats how the fish eat them. I seen people hook them thru the tail... and thru the side.... but I have luck thru the mouth out the top.. they seem to stay alive... Down near Galveston, it's SOP to hook shrimp just under that horn on top of their heads- it doesn't hurt them, and they still swim pretty naturally. That, and it's a pretty secure place to hook them, since it's through 2 layers of shell and that horn is above the hook. |
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