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Thread: Fresh Shrimp

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    Fresh Shrimp

    Hey guys I'm new to the forum. My wife and I are coming from Kansas City for a week of fishing and relaxation. I've been searching for a place to buy shrimp straight off the boat. I noticed a gentleman posted a couple days ago about a place that sells a min of 50lbs. I don't know if I need that much shrimp, so I thought I'd see what other options I have. I'd like to get my hands on royal reds as well, but I may have to resort to a fish market for that sort of treatment. Let me know what you guys think!
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    Go to Bon Secour, Billys, Aquilla, etc...
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    Carl

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    This guy does his shrimping in Pensacola Bay, not too far away: https://www.facebook.com/#!/5starbait?pnref=lhc
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    Billy's!! Nice ride to Bon Secour as well. Can't go wrong there.

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    Your referrals to Billy's and Aquilas' are both good. We arrived from Wisconsin on the first and were at Billy's on the 2nd. Extra Jumbo shrimp were $12.95. The also had reds, as well as crawdads. I didn't look at the prices on those, because I was too shrimp-starved to look at anything else. They steam the crawdads right there. And.....the boss is good for some laughter if you get him going. Enjoy!
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    I love shrimp. Among ocean and river there are various types of shrimps, prawns I do catch using my kayak. And just love to BBQ those and eat with my wife.

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    A 35 to 40 minute drive to Pensacola and google for directions to Joe Patti Seafood. You will find a broad spectrum of quality seafood at reasonable prices. Try some of the smaller sizes of shrimp and you might like the flavor even more. I usually go about once a week when I am at Orange Beach for my annual month in the fall.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dylanscherer View Post
    Hey guys I'm new to the forum. My wife and I are coming from Kansas City for a week of fishing and relaxation. I've been searching for a place to buy shrimp straight off the boat. I noticed a gentleman posted a couple days ago about a place that sells a min of 50lbs. I don't know if I need that much shrimp, so I thought I'd see what other options I have. I'd like to get my hands on royal reds as well, but I may have to resort to a fish market for that sort of treatment. Let me know what you guys think!
    +1 Billy's

    There was a great interview with him this month's AGS Newsletter
    Alabama Gulf Seafood Processor of the Month: Billy's Seafood
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    Billy's seafood.

 

 

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