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Topic: Trot line for crabs?  (Read 2942 times)

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islandboy

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We visited a friend in Maryland about 10 years ago, and I got to go out and do this same thing, albeit not in a kayak. The first thing I did when I got back to Crescent City was to look up and see if this was legal here. Nope. But it sure was a lot of fun back there.


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He has an interesting rig.  I don't know if it translates to here, but I am a lazy crabber.  If I am camping near a bay, I will drop the pots and let them sit over night.  If I am on the ocean, I drop one pot on the way out for salmon or rockfish and pull it on my way back in. That is usually all it takes for a limit.