Kayak Crabbing in New Jersey

[@chickbaxter]

Thanks for the vid. I'm going to try kayak crabbing next time I'm in town!

[@paulakauffman2153]

That was cool to see!! Thanks!!

[@georgemount8320]

Been awhile since I have gone. Wouldn't mind doing it again.

[@conniehamilton241]

You did great. Really enjoy all of your videos

[@JackT_Music_on_Vinyl]

That was cool. Crazy to see how much earlier your sunset is back east vs Midwest. Way earlier.

[@ruthlong6876]

Have to admit Joey.i was wondering when you were going on your 🦀 trip with your family 👍.hope all is well.hopefully next year❤ that's always a great video. This was pretty good to.nice job.ill be down tomorrow for 2 days.then back down in September for monster truck weekend.til next time👍🙏❤😎byeee

[@MachFishing]

That is an angry baby crab! LOL....I am glad you were able to try out kayak crabbing. I also started off with traps, and hand lines. Then I moved up to running a 600 foot to 1200 foot crab trot line from my kayak. Keep it up. It s fun.

[@tomboyd9053]

I enjoyed today's video. This is something I would definitely do. When I was younger, I would kayak and jet rig fish on the Susquehanna River for smallmouth bass with friends. Our kayak anchors were 2-3 lb. dumbbells... They are the perfect weight. We would tie them off the front of the kayak to prevent the yak from being swamped by the river current. I would assume it would be okay to have a front and back dumbbell in tidal current... It would also keep you from "swinging" back and forth in the breeze.

[@deborahordynowicz2077]

I would love to try kayaking and crabbing

[@vin_sports_9517]

I wait to see the crabbing video every year! Can’t wait for next years video!

[@laurenmoscato4395]

Great video Joey.

[@LauraGonzalez-iv8qs]

How's the weather going to be this week ??

[@markhagel3616]

I'm from md and would love to be there with you.

[@Thunder_6278]

Joey, call all the crabs - Buster. The original buck rogers will give you a clue.

[@crabbygolfer4714]

I'm glad to see you have a basket with holes and not a bucket where the crabs eventually die due to lack of oxygen

[@dianebuckler1649]

Thats pretty cool! Crabs are great

[@crabbygolfer4714]

Definitely need to plan your trip to arrive at High Tide. Would also be much easier if you invest in 5-6 Topless Traps. They not only work better but stack on top of each other and take up minimal space on the kayak. You need to make sure they have a buoy attached and spread 5-10 yards apart to retrieve them. Good luch

[@jdrstvnbk]

Oh sh@t their coming in the boat, that was bad!

[@crabbygolfer4714]

Chicken also works great!

[@mythicgamingmk1105]

I caught a 6 inch blue crab a few days ago and I thought I did not catch anything then I caught him and he was staring me down 5:05

[@berniesimon3234]

Instead of an anchor for the kayak, why not tie a float to the end of your trap line and a float on the end of your hand line? If you don’t want to spend money for poly floats, just get a pool noodle and cut it in 1’ lengths. This way, you can do as many traps/hand lines as you want and spread them around.

[@frankcollins9284]

To much yack a de yack let’s get to crabbing

[@nicksava]

Nothing wrong with gravy crabs 🤤🇮🇹

[@wayned5872]

41/2" & anything above that is a legal keeper in NJ , except egg bearing females which you cant keep at all