Trotline Crabbing Tips And Tricks For Catching Monster Crabs

Trotline Crabbing Tips And Tricks For Catching Monster Crabs
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[@justinbressler7773]

The crabs were much better this weekend than last. More hard, muddy crabs for sure. Thanks for the videos

[@johnwelch9403]

thank you again, this makes my day, use to go craving years age in Pensacola Fl, now live in Spokane Wa

[@user-eg3wd2pc8b]

Easy on the recreational guys!

[@Trotlining]

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[@marcuslarwa9098]

Yea for real last time I went to buy a bushel of crabs it’s was 390$. I don’t blame people for trying to catch their own when it’s that dam expensive for some blue claws. That’s almost 10$ per pound for blue claws which is fucking insane.

[@user-eg3wd2pc8b]

@@marcuslarwa9098 I didn’t mean to bash the commercial guys/gals. Commercial guys are paying more for everything too. We just need to understand that when we respect each other and become allies for better crabbing opportunities, we all win.

[@rackemwells]

Rec guys are claimed to snag less than 10% of the reported catch. I guess the problem is “reported”

[@mikematthews2973]

Not all recreational crabbers cost the commercial crabbers money just like not all commercial crabbers are jerks

[@zoomzoom3909]

Them razor clams are like crack to them big crabs

[@erichwoodall2897]

Man, where are you from? Sounds like Patapsco. Lol. I'm down in Deale. Where's your store. Ill come up.

[@rackemwells]

Do you typically set your bait with equal spacing on all your lines? Im just curious if you have some lines to run faster, some slower, some to drop in known hot spots, others are more test runs, and all those factors may come into play on how you space bags.

[@zoomzoom3909]

Have you ever tried a auto dipper?

[@corygray6336]

🔥

[@jimmybritt9537]

Go on and harvest that turtle cut down on the competition 👍👍🇺🇸

[@SaltLife4Us]

Can you give an indication of depth in your vids. I’m not interested in where you are but depth would be appreciated.

[@msc1064]

Recreational crabbers do not cost commercial crabbers money every day. Anybody can crab when they want to.

[@msc1064]

Anyone can crab in the bay, not one part of the bay belongs to anyone commercial or recreational. Thats crazy to hear, I have lived in MD all my life and have eaten crabs for a long time. Crabs are extremely costly. I think if you can catch your own then go do it. There is no law saying you can't. All you need is a recreational crab licensed. I think like 2 or 3 dollars at Walmart.