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try again.  not a member?   August 15, 2007  Shrimp Tales
Expert tips for catching seatrout the old-fashioned way - on
live shrimp  Free-Line a Shrimp for Big Action Of course, trout
won't bite if your shrimp aren't frisky, and Ward says keeping
them cool is of utmost importance. The shrimp expert advises
anglers fishing in hot weather or hot water to place sandwich
bags filled with ice cubes in the bait bucket. He also claims
that some of his shop's customers who keep copious amounts of
shrimp in larger livewells find success maintaining bait's
health by placing a 7-pound bag of ice in the well.  That's good
advice for those who free-line these bite-size baits. Though
simple, the method requires a feathery touch from an astute
angler and a lively bait to induce jarring strikes.  Like many
youngsters, Capt. Scott Sommerlatte (979-415-4379, of Lake
Jackson, Texas, grew up catching trout on live shrimp and
quickly learned that free-lining baits a