Hauling Lobster Traps on a 3 day soak

[@jefflowney2114]

when one bites leave it for a min or 2 the rest get curious and bit the other hooks

[@jefflowney2114]

3 day soak fill the bait bags catch more bait burst the traps

[@tricky1992000]

Why didn't you V notch the berried lobster?

[@CurrentsFishingNetwork]

Already was notched

[@brandonsmith6801]

Clearly was not notched . Haha

[@dontmissthelittlethings]

Second flipper to right on first female lobster was notched, second female that was berried wasn't notched.

[@CMeister28]

Why didn't you notch the female at 5:36?

[@pr1202]

Great video! Quick question where did you get your traps? Also how much were they?

[@CurrentsFishingNetwork]

I buy from a local trap builder. You can get trap kits from Hamilton Marine and New England marine for around $100 all in per trap. Comes with buoy, sinking line, and trap. Pretty basic setup but works if you only want to fish a few traps.

[@woodisgood69]

Great video???, the underwater footage was filmed in a freshwater pond, rewatch it and see all the pine needles come up when the trap hits the bottom. KZbin has other videos much better than this.

[@woodisgood69]

I don’t know where you fish in Massachusetts Bay but I’ve been fishing here over 60 years and NEVER seen pine needles on the bottom like your video has. That’s unless I was filming in a pond or lake. Poor attempt to fool everyone just for ratings. I would be embarrassed