Post by Admin on Oct 26, 2019 22:53:41 GMT
A record catch of SIX legal sized Dungeness crabs was made on September 10 by Crabber Pat Becker taken from the crabbing dock at Tillamook Bay. Click on the image to enlarge it.
Without a doubt the Crab Max crab trap is the most productive crab trap ever developed for shore-based crabbing from crabbing docks or the sandy shore of our bays. The Crab Max crab trap is the ideal way to introduce all members of the family to the joy of crabbing.
Click on Dungeness crabs for to view information about Dungeness Crabs and the information to order Crab Max crab traps. We recommend purchasing 3 Crab Max crab traps at a time, but we are just as happy when you order only 1 or 2 traps. The State of Oregon allows you to crab with 3 devices. Crabbing with 3 devices can make a big difference in the number of crabs you take home.
Crab Limits From Siletz Bay crabbing with my friend Dustin. Dustin has mastered crabbing with the Crab Max folding crab traps.
Our congratulations to the new record holder crabber Pat Becker and to Richard Weaver the former record holder who caught FIVE legal sized Dungeness Crabs from shore at Happy Comp, Netarts Bay.
Without a doubt the Crab Max crab trap is the most productive crab trap ever developed for shore-based crabbing from crabbing docks or the sandy shore of our bays. The Crab Max crab trap is the ideal way to introduce all members of the family to the joy of crabbing.
Click on Dungeness crabs for to view information about Dungeness Crabs and the information to order Crab Max crab traps. We recommend purchasing 3 Crab Max crab traps at a time, but we are just as happy when you order only 1 or 2 traps. The State of Oregon allows you to crab with 3 devices. Crabbing with 3 devices can make a big difference in the number of crabs you take home.
Crab Limits From Siletz Bay crabbing with my friend Dustin. Dustin has mastered crabbing with the Crab Max folding crab traps.
Our congratulations to the new record holder crabber Pat Becker and to Richard Weaver the former record holder who caught FIVE legal sized Dungeness Crabs from shore at Happy Comp, Netarts Bay.
