Carolina Caught sheds light on what remains of the Palmetto's State once-thriving shrimping industry, what caused its decline, and where it might be heading in the future. It unfolds through the stories of local fisherman, including Errol Hattaway who hung up his nets at the end of the 2008 shrimping season after a lifetime at sea.
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Part 1 of Carolina Stories: Carolina Caught, a tale of shrimping on the Carolina coast. This documentary explores the shrimping industry in South Carolina and recent changes that are impacting those...
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Part 2 of Carolina Stories: Carolina Caught. The story of a family in McClellanville who have earned their living as shrimpers on the Carolina coast.
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Part 3 of Carolina Stories: Carolina Caught. Shrimp is a favorite seafood delicacy that is loved by many. Errol Hattaway describes a typical day in his profession as a shrimper and relays how...
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Part 4 of Carolina Stories: Carolina Caught A close-up look at the work that is required to harvest shrimp. Errol is one man short on his crew today. His crew member, Julius, reflects on his work and...
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Carolina Stories: Carolina Caught, Part 5 examines the modern-day struggles in the shrimping industry, including issues with importing pond-raised shrimp, which have high amounts of antibiotics and...
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Carolina Stories: Carolina Caught, Part 6 looks at the advancements being made in new technology for growing pond-fed shrimp.
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Carolina Stories: Carolina Caught, Part 7 compares pond-raised shrimp to Wild American Shrimp, and features some of the commercials that were produced for the advertising campaign that was developed...
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Carolina Stories: Carolina Caught, Part 8 Due to higher fuel costs and the lower prices he'll receive at the docks, Errol faces an uncertain future. With the ever-growing demands of population growth...