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Warm weather, oh momma crabbin has been good!!!

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checked my pots this morning...2 dozen, heavy, heavy crabs...full and packed with meat!

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John McLaughlin said:
They certainly look good however I just don't see what folks see in Hard crabs and I live in Maryland. To me they are to much work and food is meant to be enjoyed. give me a soft-shell crab or crab cakes any day.[flag]
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Love soft shells and cakes myself...but neither compare to catching, cooking and peeling your own...if ya don’t get it, ya don’t get it.
 
I get it however did you ever get one of those small cuts from the shell. They burn like hell and I am not into pain.:p:)[flag]
 

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Nice catch! I’ve never seen a crab cake pulled out of a pot before... ;)
 
Very nice catch! How long were the pots soaking to catch that many?
 
I have 2 traps and typically set them Sun./Sat., check Weds./Thurs., pull Sat./Sun.
 
We used to have a canal house in Galveston's West End--Jamaica Beach, TX. Our routine was to get there Friday afternoon, drop the trap in the canal, and then Saturday morning we'd be eating crab omelets! I do miss that!

-Greg
 
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