Shrimp

Laws on the books to protect Louisiana's Shrimping industry are not being enforced and we should all be asking why.

Wildlife agents cited five south Louisiana men for violating shrimping rules and regulations at the popular wildlife refuge over the past several days.

For Louisiana Shrimpers, a tough job is being made tougher as high prices for fuel meet low prices on the docks.

Is the step of deveining shrimp absolutely necessary to creating a healthy meal? Or is it all about aesthetics and how it looks?

Don't trust a shrimp that says he just "ran out of gas" and needs five bucks to get home.

Higher prices usually mean better times in the shrimping industry. Here's why that might not be the case.

Senator Bill Cassidy's questions about the quality and cleanliness of imported shrimp have resulted in new rules that will benefit local shrimpers.

My Cajun heritage implores me to believe that I am quite proficient in the art of frying shrimp. My mixture of spiced and breading is still the best but I have been beat in technique. Wait until you see this!

The Time Picayune is reporting that the size and number of harvested shrimp in Louisiana Estuaries were not affected by the BP Oil Spill.

One of the best foods for tailgating in Southwest Louisiana is Jambalaya because it's really easy to fix and you can fix it in advance or on location. Try this recipe for a New Orleans shrimp, chicken, and sausage jambalaya at your next tailgate party...

We have all seen the two headed fish on the Simpsons supposedly caused by the nuclear reactor where Homer works. No we may be seeing real mutant fish and other creatures in the gulf due to the BP spill.

Let's face it -- there's just some jobs that only exist in Louisiana, for better or worse.  I took a poll around the office and some of our sister stations, and here's what we got.