V20 Shrimp Trawler
 

First one I've seen with trawler rig......


Shrimp Boat for Sale - $8500 (Nahunta,Ga)

Date: 2011-07-16, 1:13PM EDT
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A Nice 1975 20ft 4in WellCraft Shrimp Boat with a 150 Black Max Motor. Everything new Winches,Ocean GPS,New cables,New Doors,New CB,Newly Drip 38ft Spectrum Net,holds a 100 gallons and other stuff. For more Info call Charles or Kristie Wood at 912-462-5045 Serious Calls only.

• Location: Nahunta,Ga
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How many red lights and tree limbs you think I'd tear down trying to drag that thing home??

Sorry, I had to at least save the picture.
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there's probably a reason all the rigging is new & he's selling, it don't work.

how do you empty the net after a drag. most lift net and dump on a culling table or board. this on looks like the culling board is where the passenger seat was.

be fun to chug around at night and pull a net for a while.

might be a local rig i don't understand

They from Nahunta.
That says it all.

Might be good for shipwreck salvage.

Are those stainless steel doors?!?!?!? Good god man!:head:

Shrimp gumbo, shrimp on the half shell, shrimp stew, shrimp and eggs, shrimp with shrimp, shrimp fricasee, shrimp burgers, shrimp po boys, shrimp with steak, shrimp in beer batter, shrimp salad....

My God man.. you forgot the most important one of all... Shrimp Scampi :drool:

What comes to my mind is the dredge hangin on the bottom and the bow goin' UP and the stern goin DOWN...WAY down...:zip:

Yea Reel, Id be alittle scared of that thing!

It seems very high and top heavy, but it has to extend far behind the boat with an outboard. It appears to have a pulley on the port side near the front of that rig. He's probably sewed rings on the pocket to use a "lazy line". Once the doors clear the water you just pull the lazy line and just the pocket is lifted into the boat. It saves a lot of work by only letting the net out once and pulling it into the boat at the end of the day.

Run forest run. : )