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Small Trawl boat makes big pulls of non-radioactive shrimp off the coast of SC as Hurricane Erin passes by off the coast of SC. #shrimp #radioactive #pull #HurricaneErin

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The video follows a small trawl boat crew in Beaufort, South Carolina, as they go shrimp trawling during Hurricane Erin (0:03-0:18). Despite the hurricane being off the coast, the weather on location is pleasant (0:18-0:26).

The crew uses a 25-foot trawl net (0:33-0:35) and discusses their hopes that the hurricane has pushed large "non-radioactive" shrimp into the area (1:19-1:28). They explain their trawling technique, including the length of their trawl lines for varying water depths (1:42-1:56) and their pulling speed (2:11-2:13).

They successfully navigate the initial challenges of pulling off the beach and crossing a deep channel (2:27-2:38). The water is very muddy due to the high tides caused by the storm, which they note often means better fishing (2:58-3:08).

After their first pull, which lasts about 45 to 50 minutes (5:41-5:44), they find a good amount of mixed-size shrimp (5:26-5:29). They sort out approximately three and a half 5-gallon buckets of shrimp from this first pull (9:05-9:21). The crew expresses satisfaction with the catch, especially for a small boat, noting it's better than catching nothing (6:48-7:08). They also appreciate the dolphins that follow their boat (4:43-5:01).

The video concludes with the crew sorting the shrimp (12:45), finding a good-sized shark in their net that they release (11:40-11:43), and thanking viewers for their support and comments (12:23-12:31).