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Well my wife and I don't have kids, so what I need to get by on might be different. I think they pay roughly $2-3 a pound for shrimp. Of course you'll need ot factor in boat, nets, riggin, commercial license etc

well got out here on March 1st, finally settled in and gonna start work on the 17 soon to get it water ready. Have been usin a 12 ft jon boat from a neighbor and bought a home made 5hp mud motor for it. I have been KILLIN the blue cats and eatin good :mrgreen:

AWESOME VIDS AND PICS!! Thanks a bunch man =D>

I always go for overkill, at least 50% over max power, never a planing problem then :mrgreen:

those are the sort of boat pics I'd like to see more of. I want to set a boat up to shrimp as a one man rig. I say commercial, but would expect a 50-200 lb day to be more then enough to help supplement my income. I am under the impression the smaller boats go out at night when the shrimp are...

i gotcha. this boat is 77.5" at the transom in width and 78' midships, not really narrow but witht he deeper vee bottom might not be ideal to push shrimp with from what you say. our contract on the house out there was accepted today, now all we have to do is sell, er give this place away in...

Taken into consideration and exactly the info I want and honesty isn't negative. Looks like I might just have to use this one for crabs,crawfish,fish etc and look for another boat to push shrimp with. We're lookin at a house in the Jeanerette area, you know that area at all?

you might be waitin a long time if I don't see some pics, get suggestions or talk to someone who has shrimped out of a smaller boat lol

lmao!! :mrgreen:

I just picked this hull up last week for $500, trailer is too small for it but ok for now. I am in sw Fl now but am moving to s la and would like to turn this into a commercial shrimp boat. i have seen plenty of the smaller rigs like this used, but never up close to see how all the rigging is...