GIANT MUD CRABS | Full Pots BIG CRABS 

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A crab pot full of big muddies sure is a good thing!👍

There are plenty of positive signs the environment is healthy. Good numbers of quality fish and crabs. The most promising sign is the variety and number of juvenile species present. Thanks for your comment!👍

He’s deadly ay 🤙🏾

Always good to see the pots come up with plenty of good size crabs. Thanks for taking time to comment!👍

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Good luck with the crabbing when you next get a chance to set the pots! Thanks for taking the time to comment, it is greatly appreciated!👍

It has been a great year for quality mud crabs in this region. Thanks for watching!👍

I hope the crabbing is good up your way as well. Thanks for your comment!👍

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The crabs have definitely been in good numbers over the past months! Thanks for your comment!👍

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I think you are going to need to bring calm seas with you on your trip in September! Still haven’t had an opportunity to do another video around the island. Cheers!👍

There sure were some great feeds of mud crabs. Glad you enjoyed watching!👍

Thanks for watching! Kind regards from North Queensland. Take care!👍

It seems that way at the moment! Thanks for your comment!👍

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It has definitely been good in this region of late. I can recall many years of lots of effort crabbing for little return. Thanks for taking time to comment! Cheers!👍

Crabbing can definitely be a fruitless activity. A prolonged wet season in this area has certainly been an added bonus. Good to hear you supported the local seafood outlet during your years in the region!😉Take care!👍

The crabs were definitely good quality! These crabs were caught over a few trips in the past months. I am mindful of where I set the pots to try to minimise interference from crocodiles. Doesn’t always turn out this way! Thanks for watching!👍

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I don’t use any special type of string for tying the crabs. As long at it doesn’t snap it will do me!😉 Thanks for your question and support!👍

@@returnoutdoors2210 How are your dillies holding up, dam they copped a flogging the other day with how many Crabs you put through them? Good to see you smashing out the quality Content as usual, how often do you get out a month and is winter ok up there for your crabs or is it noticeable the difference in summer to winter? Cheers Garry

I am always doing a few repairs to the pots. I try to go fishing or crabbing at least once a week, weather and tides permitting. The crabs have remained active this year during the cooler months but this isn’t usually the case. As a rule when the last of the rains disappear at the start of the dry season the crabs thin out. Cheers!👍

The Townsville region has limitless locations to catch mud crabs. A crab pot in any of our local rivers is a good chance of catching a big mud crab. Thanks for your question!👍

I do most of my fishing between Airlie Beach and Mission Beach depending on tides and weather! Thanks for your question!👍

During the cooler months it is a regular occurrence to see saltwater crocodiles. I avoid where possible fishing and crabbing where I see a resident croc. Thanks for your question!👍

@@returnoutdoors2210 thanks for the info I thought that they would be more active in the summer months but on second thought they probably migrate down the coast to get out of the cold

Thanks for your suggestion! Got any good recipes?👍Cheers

I use fish frames or chicken. Cheers!👍

North Queensland. Thanks for your question!👍

@@returnoutdoors2210 Awesome, I love crabs so much. This place would be heaven for me.

I have seen some good catches in your videos! When are we going collecting mud mussels? Thanks for your comment!👍

@returnoutdoors2210 I’m keen to show you but would really love to go in mangroves n get some crabs 🦀 using a hook

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