"Catch Crabs, Win Cash!" ... ?

[Chadeaux]

I guess it is kinda like treasure hunting in the water ...

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[stefen]

Darn...our Dungeness crabs on are off-limits due to the Red Tide all along the Pacific coast from San Fran to Oregon...

Generally split a 1-1/2 to 2 pounders weekly when in season...

Red Tide poisons all shell fish and local crabs...

 

[austin]

Sad about the red tide, but I bet the tree huggers love it...

 

[worldtalker]

Darn...our Dungeness crabs on are off-limits due to the Red Tide all along the Pacific coast from San Fran to Oregon...

Generally split a 1-1/2 to 2 pounders weekly when in season...

Red Tide poisons all shell fish and local crabs...

Red Tide or Fukushima ??

 

[hvacker]

I knew a guy in New Orleans that would put chicken parts in a net and have all he could eat in a few hours.
There was that huge grocery store in La that sold crabs for $1.50 a dozen. But that was in the 60's.

 

[G.I.B.]

mmmmm Blue Crabs... catch em' swimming across the channel in Key Largo on a full moon.

What a fun time.

 

[stefen]

Red Tide or Fukushima ??

Red Tide is a toxic and harmful algae bloom brought on, in this instance, by the warm currents resulting from El Nino...

Fukushima is not even a consideration...although Crescent City located at the California/Oregon border is frequently gifted trash from Japans tsunami.

Even found a floating boat dock (no boats attached) and all other kinds of debris on their beaches.

 

[Chadeaux]

I knew a guy in New Orleans that would put chicken parts in a net and have all he could eat in a few hours.
There was that huge grocery store in La that sold crabs for $1.50 a dozen. But that was in the 60's.

Dat could have been any of my family ... including me! Bonet Carre Spillway had a couple of nice places to do that as well as the ghost town of Ruddock, LA - near my hometown of La Place, LA

 

[stefen]

Maybe 20 years ago I went crabbing with my brother-in-law near LaConnor Washington...

Since the town just held a carnival a week or two before, my BIL brought some left over kielbasa sausages for baiting the crab pots.

The first inspection of a half dozen pots came up empty...so we headed back to the docks and picked up Mackerel chunks.

Re-baited the pots and made the loop and found each pot crammed with the spiders...

Guess crabs don't like smoked sausage...

(In fact...think I will call wifey and have her pickup a crab or two for dinner tonite)