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Topic: Another use for milkcrates  (Read 3115 times)

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Skidplate

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I ran across this pic and thought I'd share.

Found on this site here: http://www.gearfuse.com/diy-crab-pots/
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maverick

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ahaha ! that's crafty.. would probly take long to submerge but I love the idea. is there a sized size limit for rec crabbing?


Lee

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It is neat, but would have a lot of drag going down and coming up, and would needed a lot of weight in an area with any current.

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