Shrimp Light Deployment At The Titusville Rrb

Choke points is generally what your looking for, that's what makes the Oak Hill area a good spot because
it's the narrowest section of the river and it squeezes the shrimp in to a tighter stream. The RRB in Titusville
is actually the rail line that goes out to Cape Canaveral it is only used when a delivery is being made to the
Cape that can't be delivered by truck, the lagoon there is actually quite wide but the shrimp are kinda landlocked
and they get big 7 to 8 inchers are common and on a good night as slammingjack said in a previous post they come
at you from all directions, makes for interesting dipping

 

Can't wait to bring the pontoon out to the rrb. Is it better on the north or south side of the bridge and does it matter which way the water is moving?

 

Thanks. So probably the down wind side?

 

Thanks for the info. I need to try this area soon

 

Hi guys I've never done any shrimping but I'm eager to learn. If I'm correct shrimping is done at night but the summer white shrimp are caught in the daytime is this correct?? Thanks for any help