For the best conservation of this bait it is necessary to use: Sea Water, Coarse iodized sea salt and you will need a plastic bottle to dilute the Coarse Salt with Sea Water. Preparation: Place the Sea Water and Coarse Salt in the plastic bottle and stir until the Coarse Salt is diluted, forming a brine. Afterwards, place the desired amount of bait in the bottle with the brine. Wrap the carcass with newspaper or other paper you have, then place it in the freezer. This way it lasts between: 1 to 2 months without losing the color, appearance and properties of the bait, ok? Hugs from Brazil!.. 🇧🇷
I'm from San Diego, Ca we have tons of ghost shrimps here at dog beach in Ocean Beach between Mission Bay park and (San Diego River: Fresh water estuary that runs out to open ocean) near Sea World Park and are abundant to pump out all year round, our daily total bag is 50 pcs. Every fish even fish that are veggie types will snack on these, and we prefer them live using magic string to hold them on a small 4' bait holder hooks. The best places to catch any of these ghost shrimp are in muddy smelly estuaries where , maybe fresh water mix in salt water from small river to out open ocean on low tides.
Im a former Hoosier myself! Hopefully you tear them up when you get down. My back is keeping me at home for awhile but hoping to be fishing again in a week or so.
Been seeing them gets wasted and abused in northeast florida after I shared a few videos about them. Been seeing a lot of people over harvesting them and throwing away what they don’t use smh
Through the bum slide through body out bottom of head add three around the shank cotton up an tie lines ahead ps not 2 much cotton on shrimp Morin the back still live moving bat
@@G2COASTAL even if they don't firm up, they won't die and stink if salted I say. But I've not caught one yet. I'll have to make a pump today-will be fishing this weekend and next week.
For the best conservation of this bait it is necessary to use: Sea Water, Coarse iodized sea salt and you will need a plastic bottle to dilute the Coarse Salt with Sea Water.
Preparation: Place the Sea Water and Coarse Salt in the plastic bottle and stir until the Coarse Salt is diluted, forming a brine.
Afterwards, place the desired amount of bait in the bottle with the brine.
Wrap the carcass with newspaper or other paper you have, then place it in the freezer.
This way it lasts between: 1 to 2 months without losing the color, appearance and properties of the bait, ok?
Hugs from Brazil!.. 🇧🇷
Excellent info!
I'm from San Diego, Ca we have tons of ghost shrimps here at dog beach in Ocean Beach between Mission Bay park and (San Diego River: Fresh water estuary that runs out to open ocean) near Sea World Park and are abundant to pump out all year round, our daily total bag is 50 pcs. Every fish even fish that are veggie types will snack on these, and we prefer them live using magic string to hold them on a small 4' bait holder hooks. The best places to catch any of these ghost shrimp are in muddy smelly estuaries where , maybe fresh water mix in salt water from small river to out open ocean on low tides.
Great info!
Greetings from northeast Florida. I've never tried salted ghost shrimp. I will give it a try next time I catch some. I Hope your back improves.
Glad to see this. I had wondered how they hold up being salted.
Once my back gets a bit better Im gonna give them a try, hopefully within the next couple days
Thanks for taking the time to make the video , I fish Cape San Blas and never used them . I am gonna give it a shot ,
Glad you enjoyed it! I just went and collected some today to use since we are getting back into the slow cold months.
@@G2COASTAL I have one last surf trip then ,swap to sheepshead fishing
@@centralscrutinizer76 heck yeah man! I broke my computer screen so Im waiting on it to get repaired then I’ll get my sheep video put together.
Thanks , liked and subscribed !
Hey From Destin. Great info! Looking forward to seeing you catching some fish with these. Congrats on your growing channel!
Thank you! I always appreciate seeing you commenting and giving me support!
Thanks for the lesson.
Thanks for watching Melvin! Greatly appreciated!
I use salted shrimp and salted clams. I’m about to try salting some scallops I got at the Asian market
Im definitely tempted to salt just about any bait and try it.
@@G2COASTAL it’s a good way to go!
Be moving down for the last and final time from the Hoosier state. Ready to get back to the beach and canals.
Im a former Hoosier myself! Hopefully you tear them up when you get down. My back is keeping me at home for awhile but hoping to be fishing again in a week or so.
I was born a raised a Hoosier, just moved to the Pensacola area last month, saltwater fishing is a whole new ballgame for me
Interested to see if it still works just as good!
We can hit the pier and try them if you’ll pull me in the cart because I cant walk that far right now hahaha
Been seeing them gets wasted and abused in northeast florida after I shared a few videos about them. Been seeing a lot of people over harvesting them and throwing away what they don’t use smh
Thats a shame.
I'm going to try it to preserve them longer
Im gonna freeze the other live ones I had since my back is still messed up and its gonna be a couple more days until I can get out and go.
Thank for showing 👍👍 it'll be interesting to see what you think about the salted ghost shrimp when you fish with them.
Hopefully Ill get it out soon. My back didn’t let me get out this morning unfortunately.
Kosher salt is blessed? Where did you get that idea from?! 😂
Im a bit of an idiot hahahaha
I wonder if a 2nd, 3rd, 4th day in dry salt again each day would toughen them up a little more????🤔
They will be sitting in the salt for at least a couple more days until my back can handle fishing.
Through the bum slide through body out bottom of head add three around the shank cotton up an tie lines ahead ps not 2 much cotton on shrimp Morin the back still live moving bat
Can they be found anywhere?
I know they are in a lot of places along the Gulf and Atlantic Coasts.
How did that fish?
They worked just fine, I don’t know if its worth salting them because they don’t get much more firm.
@@G2COASTAL even if they don't firm up, they won't die and stink if salted I say. But I've not caught one yet. I'll have to make a pump today-will be fishing this weekend and next week.
I use 50% sea water and 50% metholated spirits for preserving these.
A frabill bait bucket
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