Dungeness Crabbing 30 Minutes from Vancouver

[@lisaheiberg317]

Thank you for another reminder of the beauty and nature that is within an hour or two of Vancouver. Love your adventures - they are simple yet inspiring.

[@cedarcabinsociety]

You are more than welcome! Really glad you enjoyed it, Lisa.

[@chrissanderson3648]

Another great video Chris. What a perfect day it looked like to do some exploring on the water. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@cedarcabinsociety]

Thanks, Chris! It was an absolute corker. I had planned to do a crab catch and cook but it didn’t quite work out that way 😅

[@mrbean604]

Hi. Great way to spend a lovely morning. I'd like to try this as well. Were those public piers that launched from and stopped at for lunch? If so, where are they located?

[@cedarcabinsociety]

Thanks for watching! Yes, they are both public docks. I launched at Cates Park in North Vancouver and stopped for lunch at Twin Islands Provincial Park.

[@mrbean604]

@@cedarcabinsociety Thanks. I thought I recognized Cates Park. But I havent stopped at that island before. I'm looking forward to trying it.

[@kenisanidiot]

Hello I’m a new watcher and your video makes me appreciate the Indian arms. I was wondering if you ever went shrimp catch at the Indian arms.

[@cedarcabinsociety]

Welcome to the channel and thankful you watching! You absolutely can catch Shrimp in Indian Arm but it requires slightly different traps to the ones I currently have for crabbing. I’ll hopefully be adding some new traps to the setup later this year. Cheers, Chris

[@kenshaw1674]

Just when I was building my hope on a crab lunch-maybe next time

[@cedarcabinsociety]

You and me both! 😂 Hopefully next time 🦀

[@NghiaPham-xi5so]

Do you usually tie down the wheels when pulling the boat back up? Thanks

[@cedarcabinsociety]

Yes I do! It helps keep everything more stable with the weight of the outboard. It can be done without but only for short distances. Thanks for watching.