Dungeness Crabbing 30 Minutes from Vancouver
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Welcome back to the channel. In this episode, I'll be heading out on my inflatable Paddleski to crab for Dungeness Crab in Indian Arm. Thank you for watching!
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Thank you for watching and have a great day!
Thank you for another reminder of the beauty and nature that is within an hour or two of Vancouver. Love your adventures - they are simple yet inspiring.
You are more than welcome! Really glad you enjoyed it, Lisa.
Another great video Chris. What a perfect day it looked like to do some exploring on the water. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks, Chris! It was an absolute corker. I had planned to do a crab catch and cook but it didn’t quite work out that way 😅
Just when I was building my hope on a crab lunch-maybe next time
You and me both! 😂 Hopefully next time 🦀
Hi. Great way to spend a lovely morning. I'd like to try this as well. Were those public piers that launched from and stopped at for lunch? If so, where are they located?
Thanks for watching! Yes, they are both public docks. I launched at Cates Park in North Vancouver and stopped for lunch at Twin Islands Provincial Park.
@@cedarcabinsociety Thanks. I thought I recognized Cates Park. But I havent stopped at that island before. I'm looking forward to trying it.
Do you usually tie down the wheels when pulling the boat back up? Thanks
Yes I do! It helps keep everything more stable with the weight of the outboard. It can be done without but only for short distances. Thanks for watching.
Hello I’m a new watcher and your video makes me appreciate the Indian arms.
I was wondering if you ever went shrimp catch at the Indian arms.
Welcome to the channel and thankful you watching! You absolutely can catch Shrimp in Indian Arm but it requires slightly different traps to the ones I currently have for crabbing. I’ll hopefully be adding some new traps to the setup later this year. Cheers, Chris