Trot line crabbing in MD

[@johnferebee9511]

Thanks for providing a good angle shot and a clear picture. Enjoyed it.

[@garyreinoehl804]

You were doing 2 things wrong, 1 you don’t run against the wind the boat slap chases most of the crabs off before they come up. 2 run with shadow on opposite side of the boat

[@tomhartje1792]

You are correct

[@bobloblaw9791]

I do some crabbing in Louisiana, just for fun and a good meal. Never seen this way before.

[@grantlingjones26]

Trotline has become my new weekend tradition. Have been doing good in the deal island area. Last weekend was a wash out tho. Things look better this weekend

[@lugnutt66]

Genius level crab fishing!! That's an awesome rig you have there sir.😎

[@samsiryani9023]

your son enjoyed him self the most i think, great stuff men.

[@1616katerst]

So cool. My friends did this for a living supplying crab houses at sandgates md. There were oysters too.

[@budman7]

Nice work. A little tip, Run the line a little faster, Gives them less time to drop off. A deeper net wouldn't be a bad idea either.

[@springle9689]

You think faster? That was our first time. I thought I would need to run slower

[@carbunkle9902]

Crabs don't share their food. Because they're shellfish.

[@findingkhoi5978]

Lol

[@allkindsofoutdooractivities]

Thanks for sharing.

[@officerkrupke4966]

Its a snooded line, so you can lay it out tighter. Noticed crab coming up a couple times and netter not reacting, which caused a miss not a drop off. That will be corrected as you get more experience. When you see the line ahead dipping down like there is a weight on it, be prepared to see the crab on line soon. Nice video angle on running line. Head cam on netter is always best. Good job.

[@findingkhoi5978]

Thanks! There is definitely a learning curve. We’re getting better. This was our first trip out on a trot line.

[@robertovio5126]

Complimenti

[@Smiley_101]

My type of vacay go catch seafoods 😂 n bring them home .. yum

[@TeamTnA44]

How far away from the rail do you recommend putting your line lifter? Thanks

[@JamesJones-cx5pk]

Chicken drumsticks do the trick. I zip tie them to loop knots about 10 feet apart.

[@suorento7k]

Thanks for vid. Can you add pic or another vide showing your entire prop stick?

[@songthi1]

We just took a fishing net and took the netting off and worked some chicken wire from Home Depot on it with some wire. Nothing special. I did end up making another one much deeper. This was the first time we ever ran a trot line so a lot of things were done wrong.

[@songthi1]

Sorry I don’t have that boat anymore. Now I run a Carolina skiff. I tried to see if I had a pic but couldn’t find a good pic for you.

[@dnbskyzonetalentandcomedy7373]

Where did you get your bushel baskets?

[@findingkhoi5978]

Hobby Lobby

[@mikejordan6036]

Thats not a Bushel Basket per say, its a Craft or Vegetable basket. It doesn't have the proper Breathing Slats in it and the wooded bottom

[@silverbullet7434]

Your baits are a bit to close together if you keep them about 15' apart you will get a better chance if theres lots of crabs. Also some bright color ribbon tied on the bait helps to see it coming up quicker. Just my opinion from doing it that way for years. Chicken necks work well for bait. If people ask you tellem its dog dicks they believe ya too.

[@Caylebboynton2046]

Can you put a picture of ur prop stick up I like that design want to put on my boat

[@songthi1]

Sorry I don’t have that boat anymore. Now I run a Carolina skiff. I tried to see if I had a pic but couldn’t find a good pic for you.

[@jakewollman6340]

You can't catch crab with the radio on

[@52969RST]

You need a new line of work