Early Season Crabbing- Lower Chesapeake Bay

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🦀🌊 Welcome to another exciting adventure on the Chesapeake Bay! In today's video, we're exploring the beautiful Chesapeake Bay and diving into the world of crabbing. Join us as we share tips, tricks, and techniques for catching the tastiest blue crabs in the area. Don't forget to hit that like button, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss out on our latest adventures! 🎣🚤 Let's get crabbing! #ChesapeakeBay #Crabbing #BlueCrabs
Keywords: crabbing, Chesapeake Bay, trotline, blue crabs, catch, haul, adventure, tips and tricks, marine ecosystem

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8 сен 2024

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@MrRipper540 Год назад

Ty for sharing, nice set up

@Bythewater Год назад

You’re welcome! Yeah that trotline scoops is a game changer. I’ve had pvc arms for a long time but when I switched to the scoop it was a game changer

@gradybrowning3976 Год назад

Saves a few bucks catching your own for sure!

@Bythewater Год назад

Yep! I saw bushel of jumbos were going for $400 in Annapolis 😬

@anamariapando8032 Год назад

Asmr crab cleaning!!!

@Bythewater Год назад

Just waiting for a really dirty crab

@chrisshamblin7624 Год назад

Ole boy, just showed the entire world right where he ran lol.

@Bythewater Год назад

Come on down! And if you crab that spot, stop by my pier to let me know how you did.

@billwright1535 Год назад

lived by piney point at tall timbers

@Bythewater Год назад

Small world!

@georgeparker6932 Год назад

hey can you tell me where to purchase the guide post you are using thanks

@Bythewater Год назад

The scoop I got a at a local hardware store called Dyson Building Center. The arm is 1” aluminum square tube and the rod holder insert is from wahoo industry

@JamesSaltysiak-yg5qq Год назад

This is great! Where do you buy salted eel? Or to you salt them yourself?

@Bythewater Год назад

I get them from a local waterman. Here’s his FB profile: facebook.com/eric.robertson.104?mibextid=LQQJ4d

@JamesSaltysiak-yg5qq Год назад

Thanks for the quick reply! I also have a 1,200 foot trotline, and have aways used chicken necks. I am in the northern bay. I have heard about waterman using SE. do you debait, refrigerant, or salt your linw between crabbing trips?

@Bythewater Год назад

I pull the line and put it right in my chest freezer. Before the next trip I thaw it and replace baits as need. Normally the eel will last me 2 or so trips

@chriss8206 Год назад

Trying to figure out if I can run a trout line on my boat regarding the crabbing license it's so confusing on what requirements you need to do crabbing with pots or a trout line. I just want to eat my own crabs I don't want to sell them

@Bythewater Год назад

In Maryland(Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries) if you get the “Consolidated Chesapeake Bay & Coastal Sport Boat License” you’ll be all set to use 1200ft of Trotline and/or 30 traps(not pots) on your boat

@MrBings714 Год назад

Pretty good early season run. I'll be out first time across the river Lower Machodoc this weekend. I used to go to Piney Point inside the inlet near the ramp, usually do ok down closer to the main river. I noticed there aren't too many CML pots there like the main river and especially in VA creeks. What depth were you working and if you don't mind sharing what body of water do you find larger later in the year? PAX? Great timing on this vid thanks.

@Bythewater Год назад

Thanks! I start crabbing the St. Mary’s River later in the year as well as the PAX. It sucks the PAX can get so crowded though. Glad you enjoyed the video!

@Lietuvos.patriotas Год назад

I Wish I had a boat(that I dont have to paddle)

@Bythewater Год назад

I see a lot of people do well in those peddle kayaks. Or what about a small trolling motor?

@Lietuvos.patriotas Год назад

@By The Water- Rob Schou Sooo about that I have 3 small motors, BUT they're all broken and my dad doesnt want to fix them I go on the boat 10 times more than him

@Bythewater Год назад

Well that stinks…

@MrBings714 Год назад

@@Lietuvos.patriotaslearn to work on them motors yourself, good skill to have.

@Bythewater Год назад

That’s great advice. Something is always breaking on a boat and having a working knowledge of how to repair most stuff is priceless