Pound wise it will be the same, now if you are talking numbers you are correct. Smaller size means more numbers of shrimp.
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Pound wise it will be the same, now if you are talking numbers you are correct. Smaller size means more numbers of shrimp.
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Dwyane
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[QUOTE=shadow;3712539]Pound wise it will be the same, now if you are talking numbers you are correct. Smaller size means more numbers of shrimp.
The smaller shrimp will weigh more. The large shrimp have more head which takes up more area. HTH
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[QUOTE=jig rig;3712583]I may be wrong but I disagree with you. I stick to my statement. A pound of 16/20 shrimp will weigh the same as a pound of 30 count shrimp but you will get almost twice (numbers) as many in the 30 count. I am talking about heads on shrimp.
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Dwyane
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I do see your point though JR.
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Dwyane
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PPG was asking about volume to pound. Your stating pound to pound.
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I've never bought or caught shrimp by the bucket. I always buy pounds. I have no idea about size to pounds or volume. Just a plain question, "about how many pounds of shrimp in a bucket".
I just found this on line. It seems that it doesn't matter what size shrimp you get, the head is 35% and the rest of the peel is 15% for a total of 50%.
Shrimp yield: When buying heads-on shrimp remember that removing the heads will decrease total weight by 35%. When the shell is removed weight decreases by another 15%. For example, 100 pounds of heads-on shrimp will result in 65 pounds of heads-off shrimp. When shells are removed 50 pounds of shrimp flesh is the result.
Let catch some sac-au-lait instead.
"gene"
Then again, if someone catches some shrimp I can cook them and eat them....after we catch the sacalait.
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Dwayne is this a WMA that you are throwing te castnet on? I was just courious as to why only 1 bucket of shrimp also is that per person or per boat?
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