Just any seafood market. It might be more expensive than a bait shop, but I find fresh squid to be more successful than squid found at bait shops that are not for human consumption.
@@decaview99 My first couple cast usually soak for 5 minutes. Then I can determine if they’re actively eating or not. Slower days I’ll let them soak for 10 - 15 minutes.
@AnglerPOV I just asked a warden and was told that inside the channel is 2 rods with the 2 rod validation. Anywhere on the beach is as many as you can control
@@joseduran7368 interesting. I guess there’s a lot of gray areas. I’ve been out there multiple times and never been questioned about how many lines I’ve had in the water for crab snaring.
![Snaring crabs from the Jetty [quick work] in Bodega Bay](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wVIhi5axqoA/mqdefault.jpg)
![Snaring crabs from the Jetty [quick work] in Bodega Bay](/img/tr.png)
Looks like a beautiful day! Way to get on some keeper crabs. 🦀 👏
Enjoyed watching!
Great video, where did you get the bait? I need to save money on bait
Just any seafood market. It might be more expensive than a bait shop, but I find fresh squid to be more successful than squid found at bait shops that are not for human consumption.
how do i get here? what do i need to google
Dame, If you dnt mind sharing
Nice!!!
@@lovableGuy408 just trying to be like you! 😜
After you cast, how long do you wait before you wheel it in?
@@decaview99 My first couple cast usually soak for 5 minutes. Then I can determine if they’re actively eating or not. Slower days I’ll let them soak for 10 - 15 minutes.
What tide did u go at?
This was about 2 hours before high tide.
Is more than 2 rods allowed?
@@joseduran7368 There’s no limit
@AnglerPOV I just asked a warden and was told that inside the channel is 2 rods with the 2 rod validation. Anywhere on the beach is as many as you can control
@@joseduran7368 interesting. I guess there’s a lot of gray areas. I’ve been out there multiple times and never been questioned about how many lines I’ve had in the water for crab snaring.