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A handful of Freshwater Fish Candy......
Grass Shrimp species rarely exceed 2 inches and there is just as many variations as there is fish species....some like all freshwater while others prefer brackish...
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Comment by Patricia Ramirez on October 20, 2012 at 7:10am
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Thanks for the tip, I am gone to try it! and tell you the results from my next fishing trip.
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Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on October 19, 2012 at 8:56pm
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When I catch these I put them in a gallon ice cream tub with water and add crushed ice to bring down the temperature which in turn firms the shrimp up for hook placement.....Some of my largest Bluegill, Shellcrackers and Crappie have come on this offering! SHrimp have been reproduced in the salt water industry for years but it finally getting some attention on the freshwater side.....
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