Crab Trap Rope Rigging

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Crab Trap Rope Rigging

[@ghengispnt]

Met Brian with my family the other day.. very knowledgeable and friendly guy. My kids running around looking for marsh mellows at a fishing shop while Brian was showing me how to catch shrimps. Great customer services!

[@northnorthwest7290]

Thanks for the tips. It was nice to see at the end that you’re located just down the street in Seattle.

[@NorthwestAdventurerNWA]

In regards to Poly & Lead, Cowboys call it Rope and Fishermen call it Line. 🦀

[@captainran3596]

I'm just learning but having the extra buoy with poly seems like a terrible idea, as it will get caught in the prop of a boat. The pots are like a mine field outside of Sequim so it is impossible to miss them all.

[@epic49ersfan]

How buoyant are the floats? how much weight can it have before sinking?

[@mattsanimations6751]

epic49ersfan the weight doesn't matter, the length of rope is however. If you don't have enough rope the buoy swill sink

[@lobsterlou8538]

Epic: those look like 5x11 buoys that have buoyancy of 6 1/2 pounds. That doesn't account for current which can suck a buoy down faster than a horny girlfriend.

[@rileygervais2989]

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[@808Mark]

Is it possible to cut lead line and burn the end?

[@cardinalorange]

Yes, I did it yesterday.

[@allaroundguy1980]

Extra buoy on the side is not a good idea. It can easily get caught by Boat props and lower unit.