Brevard County hotspots Titusville Pier, Haulover Canal and Railroad Bridge

Space Coast Shrimping Intel Guide: Haulover Canal & Titusville Pier & Railroad Bridge Playbook

Think filling your bucket at Haulover Canal or the Railroad Bridge is just about luck? Standard tide charts don’t control these legendary basins—macro-weather vacuums and landlocked biology do. In this master playbook, we break down the exact USGS flow data secrets, Stop guessing the current and start timing the wind directions. Brevard is magical but limited in spaces.

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Florida Shrimping North florida Intel Hotspots Guide By Capt Lee Noga

St. Johns River Shrimping Intel Guide: Where to Catch Your 5-Gallon Limit

From Green Cove Springs down to Welaka, you can easily secure your 5-gallon bag limit in just a handful of throws if you know how to read your sonar and tune your gear.
Dive into this comprehensive, coordinate-loaded blueprint to discover the exact locations, depth-finder secrets, and casting tactics needed to conquer the Northeast Florida shrimp run.

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winter Shrimping Hot Spots in South florida by Capt Lee Noga

South Florida Shrimping Intel Guide: Winter Run Hotspots

When winter cold fronts sweep down the Florida peninsula, an ancient migration triggers in the shallows of South Florida. As dropping water temperatures flush millions of pink and brown shrimp out of backcountry flats, mangrove nursery zones, and the Everglades river of grass. It os officially, “GO time!”

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Don't eat diseased shrimp from Central florida Winter shrimp run.

Cotton Shrimp Disease in Central Florida: Is It Safe to Eat?

When you’re shrimping with MacDaddy Fishing Lights, the thrill of a full net is unmatched. However, watch out for cotton shrimp disease—caused by microscopic parasites that can ruin your haul. Learn to identify signs of infection and what to do if you find one. Don’t let cotton shrimp spoil your fishing adventure—discover essential tips to keep your catch healthy! If you eat one, you will not die,

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Shrimping in Central Florida

Night Fishing and Shrimping Checklist: The Complete Pack-Out List

Pre-Fishing/Shrimping Trip Checklist: Night fishing is dangerous. You have to plan for those things that are out of your control. Always let somebody know that your out at night on the water. Bring spare battery charger for your phone, and tow insurance. But not having a 2 cent item, can wreck your night. Use a list, you will thank yourself later. Things happen at night and sometimes you may be playing a rescue role for another boater.

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