PK I recently moved to North Bend, and watch your videos as education on my newly found love of crabbing on the Oregon coast. Thank you for all the videos and advice!!
I LOVE rainy weather. Something about the smell of rain,being chilly, eating your favorite food,sitting by the window /on the porch or just laying in your bed just enjoying it.
funny how you can always tell what a pier is most used for, fishing or crabbing. ^_^ fishing: small notches on the railings facing inwards. crabbing: big gouges on the railings facing outwards. ^_^
Chad Campbell you think I could get the name of that dock. I’m trying to get my two kids out with me to do some father and son stuff. We’ve gone two times to Pacifica with no luck. Thanks in advanced
@@rustycarsmatter6823 Good luck. No one is going to tell you anything. Before you know it, people everywhere, trash everywhere, alcohol and fights, a burnt dock and no more crabs to catch. That's ALWAYS how good pier/good spot goes bad.
@@johnnyle6816 Yeah totally, I always love sharing good spots so others can enjoy them too. This dock is in Florence Oregon at the south jetty, parking section 5. Good luck and let us know how you do👍
Im still catching up on your older vids since Im new to your channel, but Im impressed, you are a diehard! You're living my life goals, I live in the rocky mountain desert and would move to the coast in a minute if I could.
@@88WhiteRhino I think you may have misunderstood the intent of my post. I wasn't under the impression that they're the same species. Simply making a comparison comment from what I have experience with, that's all.
I love videos like this :) Another thing I used to do when i went crabbing was using scraps you can buy at the super market or bait stores, they basically use it for chum. you add it to the trap in a small either plastic or metal grate and its just meant to attract the crabs. After doing some calculations on it, it had a significant affect that attracted about 15-25% more crabs per pot. I should say it attracted more keepers. I used a netting that kept all the pieces together with either, with either chicken, or cut bait thrown into the trap. I've always heard people using wet cat food for this trick but its something to give it a try. I've had a lot of luck with the supermarket scraps, and fish either spines or w.e they give me. most managers know about it, at least to my knowledge. ^^
I miss the Gulf blues. I live close to the Indian River now. The crab taste fishy and kind of nasty. I haven't gone in a while. A few years at least! I'll try again when I can get my salt water license. Money probs. And someone stole my last pot! Fuckers!!! Grrrr!
@@flight6662 first, those aren't Blue's. Their Dungeness, maybe some Red Rock. I'd have to watch again to know for sure. Second, don't boil any crab, always steam with Old Bay. Edit: After watching again, yes they are all Dungeness. Unfortunatly we don't have Blue Crab on the west coast, which sucks (I'm from Maryland).
Oh man. That’s nice crabbing. I’m in South Florida, mainly doing blue crabs. And you’re right. The mesh on your pots is too big for us. We need 1 1/2”, the minimum required by law for POTS, even if hung from piers. And we need 3 escape kulls/rings for smaller ones to escape, plus a degradable panel in case the pot is lost. Laws are nuts, but no minimum size. You just can’t take females with eggs.
yo PK you're really cool! that rough, rainy, windy weather is my kind of weather too! I love getting out and testing my endurance lol. I can't believe you can catch so many so quickly over there. only 10 min??? and 1 pull, dang...now I gotta go visit Oregon again. hey so you should totally rename your video: how to catch crab in horrible weather. everyone knows how to crab from docks now! this is an excellent example of crabbing in crap weather.
I am so jealous! I live in Florida. All I can get is blues. Iv'e never had a Dungeoness because of the cost. It would be so nice to eat a bigger, more meaty crab. I love my blues, but it's a lot of work. Much less juice for the squeeze...
Looks great fun and you get a good dinner into the bargain !!!!!!! over here in northern Denmark we must wait for spring to have a go at the crabs so im happy watching your films for now !!! good stuff mate!!
Awesome experience caught on film. You got to do what you have to do. "Close but no Cigar"! Nice quality trap made for a nice catch of Dungeness crabs!
Haha man you got some good hands! Even after crab fishing for many years, a few go's per year, I am still very careful with the claws, but you go nuts, claws are not problems at all! Would you say the gloves help you at all with that or is it just experience?
I lived in Alaska back in the late 80's and 90's and had a lot of experience with dungeness crab handling. Caught them all the time, and also worked in a crab room in a fish cannery (Petersburg Fisheries - Icicle Seafoods). They aren't that hard to handle. And the gloves are to prevent cuts/scrapes from their sharp spines. I find grabbing them by the claws to be the easiest, most comfortable for me.
Step 1 don't buy expensive equipment. Step 2 buy a ball of twine. Step 3 buy a chicken neck. Step 4 tie chicken neck securely with twine. Step 5 drop into water and wait 2 minutes. step 6 slowly bring up and put crab(s) in bucket.
This shit works. Did it in the gulf with a friend to catch blue crab. Caught 35 in about an hour with some Paracord some chicken necks and a net to grab em before they get wise and let go of the goods.
Seems like an excessive amount of bait. Do you catch less crabs with less bait? I don't even use half of much bait and we get plenty. Just curious as to what your thoughts are
What’s the hurry? You went to all the trouble to get dressed and drag the pots out. Besides, there’s bait left. Nice catch. A lot of smalls but a few keepers makes the day. Well done.
Hey I'm new to your channel I was just wondering how to go about crabbing cuz I'm going to go out today for the first time you have any pointers and congratulations on getting all those crabs
Not sure what method you are planning for, but for boat crabbing in the bays: I just use a crab pot like this blue one, or you can get the square black ones, they both work. I leave it down for about 1 and check it. For jetty crabbing, a snare or a crab hawk works best. You definitely want a long and sturdy pole to cast the snares/crab hawk. I let it soak for 5-7 minutes and then bring it up. For pier crabbing, get a crab ring or 2 (you're allowed 3 in Oregon), and about 50-100 foot of rope and toss it in for about 15 minutes then check them. For bait, I find chicken is the best bait. Usually, this time of year is pretty slow for crabbing but you never know. Go on in incoming high tide. good luck.
@@oregonlife Hello it's nice to hear back from you now just have a middle one like yours to throw in the water but it's not as big just like you chicken or Lake what best time is to go in the morning or afternoon
Thanks,I am no where near catching crab here in Kentucky but I visit Florida and the west coast a few times a year and I wanted so good gear and maybe a camera to share it on here
he is at the south jetty in florence oregon i crab there all the time and get skunked but he did pretty well maybe it was the stormy weather if you want to catch a lot of crab a much nicer spot is in old town on the dock next to moes restaurant the dock says no crabbing but you can crab there and there is a lot less wind we catch our limit there every time we go hahah we are headed down there tomorrow. great video
@@tamedwildernesss5891 in florence oregon old town near mo's restaurant there is a dock you can crab off that dock and you dont have to worry about all the wind you get at the south jetty
South Jetty. Very nice place. I go there several times a year. Would be sweet to run into you there shooting a new video. Your drive looks just like mine. Coming from the Eugene/Springfield area. I've always been crabbing from docks never had a chance on a boat yet. Great video!
i am here in Massachusetts and i never tried this type of crabbing and i got to say it looks fun ,would you recommend me trying this here i really not sure if we do have those type of crap here but i know we have blue crap i like to try useing pots off docks ,,what type of permits you need if you can help me thanks love the video learning alot from them
Hi, thanks for uploading the video! Where is this place? We are planning to catch crab this weekend. (Is this weekend good time to catch?) And can the tools rented nearby? And is license required? Thank you!
It's a little slow right now for crabbing on the Oregon coast. This was in Florence. The season picks up around late August. Yes, you need a shellfish permit to catch crabs. I don't know of any rental spots, but I know the Charleston harbor has a bait shop that rents crab traps.
The tide wasn't moving much that day, so I figured the extra weight/stones weren't needed. I usually put in about 2-3# extra stones if the tide is really ripping.
Thank you, I saw one of your videos where you had some small workout weights, which is what I did with my traps and I just leave 2 - 2lbs weights in the traps all the time, gives me an extra workout. :-) Keep up the great videos and I hope to see you out there sometime.
Hi great crabbing was just wondering if you would be able to give me the dimensions of your crab traps you are using would love to build some for use in Australia .TIA
Hi there PK, Where along the Oregon Coast did you go? Just wondering? How much is the Crabbing License in Oregon? I'm a Resident, Finally, How LONG did you leave your pots in the water and is there a Season you can CRAB, What about Crabbing in April or May??
Florence. Shellfish license are $12 a year (expires 12/31, doesn't matter when you buy it). Congrats on being a resident! I let it soak for about 1 hour or more. Crabbing season is open year round in bays. It's best from late August until about December. April or May might be a little slow for crabbing. It'll pick back up in late summer. Good luck.
PK Yi in Florence but this pier has a name may I ask what is it call? I would love to get the address to go here plz thanks PK?? N on the MapQuest how to drive here?
Hi! Thank you for your video. Mind sharing what specific Lane County park this is? I might try my hand at crabbing for the first time soon! 😊 Thanks again!
Hinestly for the price of chicken legs I didnt think it would be worth it over just using the left overs of catch but with the view from under water and how they just stack it really surprises me and sorta seems more worth it.
anything under i think 5 3/4 has to be released by Oregon state law and can only keep the males... unless it red rock then any size any sex can be keepers
I do not buy Chicken legs or Brest ,, If you go to a butcher you can just use the Scrap Chicken they would toss in the Garbage either really Cheap or for free they work very well ,, May be add a Turkey Neck also , This is a lot cheaper and just as effective also tides have a lot to do with catching crabs either 1 hour before a low slack or a high slack start crabbing ,, I Crab off the docks all around Vancouver BC
seen you pulling your boat in coos bay this Wednesday morning as we where launching ours , how did you do we got 18 keeper dungies and a few rocks and 5 black rock fish and lost 1 big ling to a seal
PK I recently moved to North Bend, and watch your videos as education on my newly found love of crabbing on the Oregon coast. Thank you for all the videos and advice!!
Thank you. You chose a good spot to move to.
"So close, no cigar" *Heaves the crab 20 feet off in the distance*
Gave me a great laugh.
if i could add a yeet for ever time he through a crab back
I LOVE rainy weather. Something about the smell of rain,being chilly, eating your favorite food,sitting by the window /on the porch or just laying in your bed just enjoying it.
funny how you can always tell what a pier is most used for, fishing or crabbing. ^_^ fishing: small notches on the railings facing inwards. crabbing: big gouges on the railings facing outwards. ^_^
I was wondering why the railings looked like that. Thanks for educating me on that one,never seen nothing like that 👍🏽💯
I just learned something that i will definitely use. Thanks! Lol
“ Are you 18?, yeaa you’re 18” 😂 Hilarious
"You're way over 18" 😄😄
" are you over 18 "
" AY AY AY NO FIGHTING"
10/10
Great vid. Nothing beats a day of fishing and crabbing. And your commentary is funny .
I recognize that dock, my son and I just had our first crab fishing experience there yesterday. Great place, thanks for the awesome video!
Chad Campbell you think I could get the name of that dock. I’m trying to get my two kids out with me to do some father and son stuff. We’ve gone two times to Pacifica with no luck. Thanks in advanced
@@rustycarsmatter6823 Good luck. No one is going to tell you anything. Before you know it, people everywhere, trash everywhere, alcohol and fights, a burnt dock and no more crabs to catch. That's ALWAYS how good pier/good spot goes bad.
Can I get the location of the dock too?
@@johnnyle6816
Yeah totally, I always love sharing good spots so others can enjoy them too. This dock is in Florence Oregon at the south jetty, parking section 5. Good luck and let us know how you do👍
good thing about that kind of weather, you get the whole pier to yourself, LOL.
Fishing in the rain is when the fish come out...
@WhereRVtraveling
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The road less traveled has a good yield more often than not
Im still catching up on your older vids since Im new to your channel, but Im impressed, you are a diehard! You're living my life goals, I live in the rocky mountain desert and would move to the coast in a minute if I could.
Thanks for stopping by. I do feel pretty lucky to live on the west coast. Hope you're able to make it to the coast sometime in the future.
Man these don't seem aggressive at all. Blue Crab in Southeast USA will jump at you if you reach for them
Dungeness in SF bay are feisty a shit. Little ones will try to kil you
probably cuz the water is way colder in Oregon
@@Mattthew45Bars Great point, you're probably right
They aren't even the same species, he's catching Dungeness not Blues
@@88WhiteRhino I think you may have misunderstood the intent of my post. I wasn't under the impression that they're the same species. Simply making a comparison comment from what I have experience with, that's all.
I love videos like this :)
Another thing I used to do when i went crabbing was using scraps you can buy at the super market or bait stores, they basically use it for chum. you add it to the trap in a small either plastic or metal grate and its just meant to attract the crabs. After doing some calculations on it, it had a significant affect that attracted about 15-25% more crabs per pot. I should say it attracted more keepers. I used a netting that kept all the pieces together with either, with either chicken, or cut bait thrown into the trap.
I've always heard people using wet cat food for this trick but its something to give it a try. I've had a lot of luck with the supermarket scraps, and fish either spines or w.e they give me. most managers know about it, at least to my knowledge. ^^
Thanks for the tips. I save chicken scraps too, even after they are cooked. As well as fish heads/bones.
thats pretty smart too!
11:10 that crab was really trying to hurt you cause he knows he's a keeper 😂
I have a friend who crabs in the gulf, chicken is his preferred bait too. Great videos, love the channel.
I miss the Gulf blues. I live close to the Indian River now. The crab taste fishy and kind of nasty. I haven't gone in a while. A few years at least! I'll try again when I can get my salt water license. Money probs.
And someone stole my last pot! Fuckers!!! Grrrr!
that looks awesome, I'd go for at least 2-3 more casts!
It's always funny to me how casually he tosses a crab off the pier. Crabs flying through the air like "aye ! Fook you, buddy !!,"
Besides the crabbing, I am quite impressed how you fit all those gears in a corolla sedan. Lol
LOL !!
I saw 5 crabs in your cooler when you were baiting your pot from the beginning. . Are those stunt crabs?
hey PK, why at 2:40 you put a lot of bait....is that necessary ? would 1 bone work!?
crab: hooray, i am a keeper, so what do i get?
man: being boiled alive!!
YOU NEVER EVER BOIL A MARYLAND BLUE CRAB
@@flight6662 first, those aren't Blue's. Their Dungeness, maybe some Red Rock. I'd have to watch again to know for sure. Second, don't boil any crab, always steam with Old Bay.
Edit: After watching again, yes they are all Dungeness. Unfortunatly we don't have Blue Crab on the west coast, which sucks (I'm from Maryland).
10:59 Crab does the best Sea Gull impression you will ever hear. Amazing talent.
Oh man. That’s nice crabbing.
I’m in South Florida, mainly doing blue crabs. And you’re right. The mesh on your pots is too big for us. We need 1 1/2”, the minimum required by law for POTS, even if hung from piers. And we need 3 escape kulls/rings for smaller ones to escape, plus a degradable panel in case the pot is lost.
Laws are nuts, but no minimum size. You just can’t take females with eggs.
Do you have a link on the pot you recommend for blue crabbing?
yo PK you're really cool! that rough, rainy, windy weather is my kind of weather too! I love getting out and testing my endurance lol. I can't believe you can catch so many so quickly over there. only 10 min??? and 1 pull, dang...now I gotta go visit Oregon again. hey so you should totally rename your video: how to catch crab in horrible weather. everyone knows how to crab from docks now! this is an excellent example of crabbing in crap weather.
I am so jealous! I live in Florida. All I can get is blues. Iv'e never had a Dungeoness because of the cost. It would be so nice to eat a bigger, more meaty crab. I love my blues, but it's a lot of work. Much less juice for the squeeze...
The crabs be like chicken is key chicken is life
Well you can't argue with them
Looks great fun and you get a good dinner into the bargain !!!!!!! over here in northern Denmark we must wait for spring to have a go at the crabs so im happy watching your films for now !!! good stuff mate!!
PK is so awesome-always makes a great video!
pk were is this pier in Oregon so when I come visit I can try to get some crabs ….great videos
“Are you legal age are you 18” 😂😂
@@alexianoriega1529
He means 18 inch XD
Awesome experience caught on film.
You got to do what you have to do. "Close but no Cigar"!
Nice quality trap made for a nice catch of Dungeness crabs!
Crabbing goes to those who resist weather. Nice video. Well played sir
Haha man you got some good hands! Even after crab fishing for many years, a few go's per year, I am still very careful with the claws, but you go nuts, claws are not problems at all! Would you say the gloves help you at all with that or is it just experience?
I lived in Alaska back in the late 80's and 90's and had a lot of experience with dungeness crab handling. Caught them all the time, and also worked in a crab room in a fish cannery (Petersburg Fisheries - Icicle Seafoods). They aren't that hard to handle. And the gloves are to prevent cuts/scrapes from their sharp spines. I find grabbing them by the claws to be the easiest, most comfortable for me.
Skogsgroen 1
For me, grabbing them from the back also works.
🦀 best way to catch crabs 👇🏻🦀👇🏻
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Step 1 don't buy expensive equipment.
Step 2 buy a ball of twine.
Step 3 buy a chicken neck.
Step 4 tie chicken neck securely with twine.
Step 5 drop into water and wait 2 minutes.
step 6 slowly bring up and put crab(s) in bucket.
This shit works. Did it in the gulf with a friend to catch blue crab. Caught 35 in about an hour with some Paracord some chicken necks and a net to grab em before they get wise and let go of the goods.
Yup yup 🦀🦀
Just love watching your videos! Keep it up
What we’re you trying to do with that neon green thing when you were tying down your first trap?
“Hey hey hey, no fighting”😂😂😂
11:05 that crab is like "u fuckin wot m8"
Watching 2nd time
Fishing relaxes me after work
Always great, and that's the northwest
From Seattle
Going crabbin' was so much fun for a kid, chicken necks and string. Cook 'em up , mom!
Seems like an excessive amount of bait. Do you catch less crabs with less bait? I don't even use half of much bait and we get plenty. Just curious as to what your thoughts are
Thanksgiving just got a lot better
Dude that was cool. you did go easy on the crab. cause it really looked like you threw some big ones back in.
The difference between blue crabbing and dungeon is awesome. Edible meat to body size ratio goes to blues.
Pk what mount are you using for your GoPro?
saw the pot at sportsmans warehouse. Thinking about grabbing one. How much robe do you use? 100 Feet??
Yea. 100 ft
@@oregonlife Thank you.
Riders shows a good sign to fish crabs. That is absolutely a good dinner.
where is this place?
Where is this located at? I realize this is Oregon, but where exactly on Oregon coast?
Florence, Oregon, on the jetty crab dock.
@@oregonlife thank you 🙏 I was hoping to find a dock similar to or like that in Astoria, Oregon
@@larryseals5742 There's a crab dock in Tillamook Bay as well (Garibalidi).
@@oregonlife cool thank you I appreciate that
Cool vid. Alot little ones good sign...from east coast crab blue crabs. Dam hungry for crabs now.
Is this in the uk?
Can you tell me when is the crab season in Oregon? How about California? Thanks
Oregon: season is open year round, but best time is September - December. California opens sometimes in November, and closes in July or July.
@@oregonlife thank you
What’s the hurry? You went to all the trouble to get dressed and drag the pots out. Besides, there’s bait left. Nice catch. A lot of smalls but a few keepers makes the day. Well done.
Where is this doc in Oregon?
Hey I'm new to your channel I was just wondering how to go about crabbing cuz I'm going to go out today for the first time you have any pointers and congratulations on getting all those crabs
Not sure what method you are planning for, but for boat crabbing in the bays: I just use a crab pot like this blue one, or you can get the square black ones, they both work. I leave it down for about 1 and check it. For jetty crabbing, a snare or a crab hawk works best. You definitely want a long and sturdy pole to cast the snares/crab hawk. I let it soak for 5-7 minutes and then bring it up. For pier crabbing, get a crab ring or 2 (you're allowed 3 in Oregon), and about 50-100 foot of rope and toss it in for about 15 minutes then check them. For bait, I find chicken is the best bait. Usually, this time of year is pretty slow for crabbing but you never know. Go on in incoming high tide. good luck.
@@oregonlife Hello it's nice to hear back from you now just have a middle one like yours to throw in the water but it's not as big just like you chicken or Lake what best time is to go in the morning or afternoon
@@candyhearts3581 time off day don't matter. Just go on an incoming high tide
@@oregonlife ok thank your for your help
I forgot to ask how long should you leave your your crab Basket in the ocean what if you don't have a boat how far do you need to cast it out
Wow, the crap are very big. Wonderful. Thank you for your sharing. 👍👍👍👍
Taco Bell can give you some big craps.
I threw my crap in the toilet and flushed it.
Maybe I'm just soft but there's something eerie about the crab rushing into their own deaths, still isn't gonna stop me from enjoying crab tho
Which dock was this? I saw the Lane County Parks sign.
becky davis South Jetty in Florence Oregon
I'm like this video so much I love going fishing and crabbing fishing is a relaxing day for me
What state are you crabbing in please ?
Oregon
What length of rope should I buy for piers like this?
Where do you get your under water cameras and what is the price range?
It's a Gopro Hero 5, at the time, I got it for $400
Thanks,I am no where near catching crab here in Kentucky but I visit Florida and the west coast a few times a year and I wanted so good gear and maybe a camera to share it on here
he is at the south jetty in florence oregon i crab there all the time and get skunked but he did pretty well maybe it was the stormy weather if you want to catch a lot of crab a much nicer spot is in old town on the dock next to moes restaurant the dock says no crabbing but you can crab there and there is a lot less wind we catch our limit there every time we go hahah we are headed down there tomorrow. great video
where? they really dont care if you go off their dock?
@@tamedwildernesss5891 in florence oregon old town near mo's restaurant there is a dock you can crab off that dock and you dont have to worry about all the wind you get at the south jetty
what camera do you use? thats high grade.
Pk what are those crab pots called? Thanks.
they are the promar TR-530 crab pot: amzn.to/2DZLrZC
What state are you in va?
Oregon
South Jetty. Very nice place. I go there several times a year. Would be sweet to run into you there shooting a new video. Your drive looks just like mine. Coming from the Eugene/Springfield area. I've always been crabbing from docks never had a chance on a boat yet. Great video!
i am here in Massachusetts and i never tried this type of crabbing and i got to say it looks fun ,would you recommend me trying this here i really not sure if we do have those type of crap here but i know we have blue crap i like to try useing pots off docks ,,what type of permits you need if you can help me thanks love the video learning alot from them
where is this dock? so productive, man!
Florence. It's the time of year, not the location.
Hi, thanks for uploading the video! Where is this place? We are planning to catch crab this weekend. (Is this weekend good time to catch?) And can the tools rented nearby? And is license required? Thank you!
It's a little slow right now for crabbing on the Oregon coast. This was in Florence. The season picks up around late August. Yes, you need a shellfish permit to catch crabs. I don't know of any rental spots, but I know the Charleston harbor has a bait shop that rents crab traps.
Hey PK I noticed that you did not have any extra weight, are these crab traps fairly heavy that they do not need any additional weight?
The tide wasn't moving much that day, so I figured the extra weight/stones weren't needed. I usually put in about 2-3# extra stones if the tide is really ripping.
Thank you, I saw one of your videos where you had some small workout weights, which is what I did with my traps and I just leave 2 - 2lbs weights in the traps all the time, gives me an extra workout. :-) Keep up the great videos and I hope to see you out there sometime.
Peter Felix thanks. You too.
When was this ?
"I might be $73"
Hi great crabbing was just wondering if you would be able to give me the dimensions of your crab traps you are using would love to build some for use in Australia .TIA
30" X 10"
what's the app you were using to see wind speed?
it's from the NOAA site: www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=pqr&sid=KONP&num=72&raw=0
Hello PK, do you mind sharing the app you were using? Thank you.
Hi there PK, Where along the Oregon Coast did you go? Just wondering? How much is the Crabbing License in Oregon? I'm a Resident, Finally, How LONG did you leave your pots in the water and is there a Season you can CRAB, What about Crabbing in April or May??
Florence. Shellfish license are $12 a year (expires 12/31, doesn't matter when you buy it). Congrats on being a resident! I let it soak for about 1 hour or more. Crabbing season is open year round in bays. It's best from late August until about December. April or May might be a little slow for crabbing. It'll pick back up in late summer. Good luck.
The guy making the video sounds a touch like Robin Williams.
Where was this filmed
Florence, OR
Nice catch! I worked in Medford about 3 weeks ago ... was disappointed with no crabbing (too far inland)...
We're is that pier located at sir
What is the limit daily in your area?
Hey PK, what pier is this on the OR coast?
Florence
PK Yi in Florence but this pier has a name may I ask what is it call? I would love to get the address to go here plz thanks PK?? N on the MapQuest how to drive here?
It’s the South Jetty in Florence Oregon
Where do you buy those crab pods?
Hi! Thank you for your video. Mind sharing what specific Lane County park this is? I might try my hand at crabbing for the first time soon! 😊 Thanks again!
Florence, Oregon.
Where do you get these pods
where was this at?
“ I’ve used many many pots over my lifetime “.😂
The mesh size is fine for blue crabs actually.
Hinestly for the price of chicken legs I didnt think it would be worth it over just using the left overs of catch but with the view from under water and how they just stack it really surprises me and sorta seems more worth it.
Dude nice catch,
Where are you at?
Florence
Which city are you PK?
how long did you wait until you harvested the trap?
It varies. Sometimes I soak for 15 minutes, sometimes up to 40 minutes.
lotta current on that dock! How did you handle it?
Question. Why don’t you keep the small ones?
anything under i think 5 3/4 has to be released by Oregon state law and can only keep the males... unless it red rock then any size any sex can be keepers
PK, which is best... smelly bait or fresh bait like you did?
I've used both with the same outcome.
FRESH FRESH FRESH
I do not buy Chicken legs or Brest ,, If you go to a butcher you can just use the Scrap Chicken they would toss in the Garbage either really Cheap or for free they work very well ,, May be add a Turkey Neck also , This is a lot cheaper and just as effective also tides have a lot to do with catching crabs either 1 hour before a low slack or a high slack start crabbing ,, I Crab off the docks all around Vancouver BC
Caught crabs back in the early seventies and it wasn’t off a dock but I believe her name was joy lol
Hi I was wondering if you can share the location of the spot.
Florence, OR
Where is the place ...location..
seen you pulling your boat in coos bay this Wednesday morning as we where launching ours , how did you do we got 18 keeper dungies and a few rocks and 5 black rock fish and lost 1 big ling to a seal