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They got the message last night, but they were late and backwards. Lights in the water at 6:30

dipping was slow on the outgoing, had barely enough to cover the bottom of the bucket at the end

of the tide. 5 minutes into slack tide large mediums and larges started popping up from all directions.

It continued like this for 1 1/2 to 2 hours of the incoming. There was one other guy shrimping and 

suddenly we were scrambling to pull our lights from the North side of the pier and move them to the 

South side because the tide was pushing our lights under the pier. The sizes were better than Friday

night, mostly mediums and larges, no zillas Ended up with right at a gallon.