Doesn't giving 55 volts damage the injector engine? How many minutes should I try with 55 volts? How many volts normally goes to the injectors when we plug them into the engine... 

“Made that mistake my rookie year, lost probably about an hour today getting the knots out” 😂😂 Na, informative video though 👍🏻

anyone know if conical traps work for blue crabs

Absolutely 100% good content

Just started wayour videos. Sounds like you're close. I'm in Centreville.

Crabbers always look so happy!!!!! Like your tips and tricks !!!!! Thanks a bunch gonna apply some of them tomorrow on the Bish River Md

Refrigerator NO ice 🧊

Thanks for the tips perfect and straight to the point

What is a fowl neck?

THE BEST way to catch crabs is with a biker chick.

Worst explained

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Can I put them in a cooler and put the cooler in my trunk for a 10hr drive

Can I put them in a cooler and put the cooler in my trunk for a 10hr drive

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This is a great video

So should your line be laying on the bottom of the water or does it kinda hang above the bottom? When I ran my line I noticed the chicken neck was covered with seaweed

I am a new subscriber. ? I have access to old steamer clams from a fish market. Would they be worth a try ?

So I'm a merchant sailor we had a pool on the ship we couldn't just throw crabs in there although it's salt water? We need oxygen

Great information right here

I've been going crabbing every week so your info was very helpful but i was wondering when i catch the crabs (its usually over a 4 hour period + drive = 5 hours) should i put them in a dry bucket or put them in a bucket with an inch or two of sea water? I always wondered what was best. Ive been doing it with the water, but is dry better? Thanks in advance.

You didn't need the middle piece.

Sure would have been nice if he demonstrated the real thing as he explained.

I soooo want a seafood boil😊 but my heart hurts thinking of them being cooked alive and I can't kill them myself tight before cooking nor clean them while they are alive so I guess I'll just have to keepbwanting it but not having it

great job

I have used a 5 gallon bucket dipping water from the environment, putting frozen water bottles in for cooling, and a little minnow bucket bubbler aerator for oxygen to keep them alive on the bank in the summer. Any thoughts on this method? The bad thing is that it's a lot of heavy bulky stuff to carry very far.

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@Munbo Meister, great tutorial video.on behalf of all of us watching this thank uou

Where can I get a metal net for the trot line

Isn't the law as of 2023 15 inches by 20 inches flat bottom

Great info! Thanks for sharing. We live on the bay but never really understood “exactly “ how a trot line worked. Hopefully this video will help others too!🙂

Watched the vids. Decided to build one. Easy enough. Worked well. Two problems. 1. Use line that doesn’t float! Fixed that. 2. Alligators. Yeah, we got plenty. They love chicken. It was fun. Grandkids are gonna love this. Thanks for posting!

Have you ever crabbed the Atlantic ocean tributaries like the chincoteague Bay just North of the Virginia line on the Maryland side any good grabbing there I know the regulations are a little different

This video made me curious about the product, so I bought a bunch and had a great experience. Mine were stainless steel, not nickel plated. I have to say, the speed at which we were able to rebait allowed us to go home with the biggest and earliest bounty yet. I find the time savings to be the return on investment. I think this is a genius product, and a simple innovation sorely needed. Thanks for the awareness, man!

Appreciate this

gday mate thats weird no gasket on those thermo housings ,i had a really calcified thermo on my 40hp 2stroke we have a thing called c.l.r (calcium lime rust) and i dropped it in a glass came home from work and it was like new kept it as a spare before doing this it was jammed open after open close no problems .

Hey Mumbo Meister! I’m the female crabber (new Subscriber) you spoke with on one of your other vids:.. Do you offer any kind of In-Person Crabbing Consultation 😂 where I could perhaps pay you to look over my boat and/ or help me with the prop stick setup… I’m just a little nervous about how exactly to affix the prop stick to the boat without damaging the boat, and making sure it’s reinforced enough so the pvc won’t break…. I’m also not sure what kind of motor to get to make sure it’s long enough for me to comfortably steer with one hand while netting with the other….. just have some basic questions and I don’t want to mess up and could use some guidance if you offer it…. And I’d like to know what boat and motor combo would be best before I go get it if possible… I was thinking just a 12-foot Jon Boat with a trolling motor so I don’t t have to worry about gas… I’m in Baltimore but would be willing to travel to you once I secure my jon boat…. Or if not, perhaps I could just correspond with you if you’re willing and/or able… Thanks for the great videos

I put live crabs in freezer for 5hrs is that good or bad to eat now??

SUPER HELPFUL video! As a female crabber new to trotlining (about to embark on my first trotlining season this season), your video was really detailed and a great help! … I can tell you love crabbing! 😊… Thank you!

Commercial Trotliner LCC 14530 crabbing on a 16 foot lobster skiff with a 15hp 2022 mercury!

Great videos! Who is the song from in the beginning of the video?

Spot on. Great video

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Dude you are harming these species they are so cute they are blue and you are using them as bait TO DIE!!!

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Thank you so much for these info. I have been out for several trips but still can't get it. There are no much crabs taking the bait. I am blaming the spots. I am here in Galveston, Texas. Can you please take a look at the area and suggest some spots that you think will be rewarding. Thanks and I am trying to watch all your videos.

Great video, thanks for posting. I used these tips to come up with a scheme to keep a dozen big crabs I caught alive and pinching for 48 hours. I used an old 54qt Igloo cooler and started by adding a layer of ice at the bottom. I built a shelf out of scrap plywood that fits inside the cooler and set it on top of the ice. Then I added a layer of wet burlap on top of the plywood. The ice lasted about 24 hours this way. I left the drain closed to keep the water in to help with the moisture. I added the crabs on top of the wet burlap and gave them a little spritz with the hose so they started out nice and moist. Now for the “innovation.” I took a damp towel and draped it across the top of the cooler but UNDERNEATH the lid. The towel sags in the middle. In that sag I put a cup or two of ice. As that ice melts, it drips down on the crabs and burlap adding to the moisture. I replenished this ice when necessary. I propped the lid open slightly with a thin dowel and used a bungee cord across the top to keep the lid closed. This scheme kept the crabs moist and at 58 degrees.

Have you tried or know someone who tried using both fish and chicken in the same trap as bait?

I like how he said moist so many times.

You have helped me learned to crab so much! Im just starting commercial this year and looking for a way to keep them alive to sell the next day. Your freezer pack under the millk crate in a cooler is a good idea! Your interviews with Bruce led me to meet him at the crab barn and now he knows who I am. He is great. Bought a winder from him and works amazing