Inshore Fishing with Shrimp - How Many Species Can We Catch?

In this video, Captain Tater, his puppy Hurley and I went fishing and we decided to see how many different species of fish we could catch using live shrimp as bait. I often talk about how you can catch nearly any inshore species here in Tampa Bay, Florida using live shrimp and we wanted to test that theory. Of course, we made it into a competition to see who could catch the most species. We fished some docks, bridges, springs and islands looking for a variety of different fish.

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Gear:

Penn Clash 3000:
St. Croix Mojo Inshore 7' 6" Medium-Lite:
15# braid:
2' of 25# fluoro leader:
Size 2 circle hooks:
Knocker rig with 3/4 ounce egg weight
Live shrimp
Frabill Power Stow Net:

GoPro:
GoPro Head Mount:
Fancy Camera:
Camera Microphone:
55-210mm F4.5-6.3 Lens:
Camera SmallRig Cage:
Drone:

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