Maryland Blue Crabs . Kayak Crabbing the Chesapeake Bay. How to Handline Crabs from your Kayak .
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Maryland Blue Crabs . Kayak Crabbing the Chesapeake Bay. How to Handline Crabs from your Kayak . The weather reports were dead wrong and i got rained on for 4 hours... But i caught enough for a crab feast for 2.
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Man I like watching they way y'all do things out there. It's way different down here in south Louisiana
Join the party Jimmy ! Love that line. Probably going to repeat that if ya don't mind.
Well done. Very helpful video. I used to go crabbing with my uncles in VA and NC, and this brought back many happy memories.
I crabbed the same way as a kid it was always fun chasing the lines around
Great video! Thanks for sharing...
Thanks for watching!
Need more kayak crabbing videos please
This Summer.. Major Time shortage last 18 months...
That's a nice spot for fishing. On the weekends it's super tough with the wakes from all of the boats.
Yeah man,Perch fishing good at times,and some decent stripers swimming around.
Great job bro, but a very cool way to crab off your kayak love it..
I like hand lines over baskets for crabbing. Used to go out to the pier at Curtis Bay years back. Definitely had to have a little bit skill, a light hand and a lot of patience when using hand lines. Never tried it from a kayak though.
Nice! I'm gonna use TBD safety pin idea 💡. Thanks!
DAMN THAT WEATHERMAN!
I used to use a Coleman canoe with a motor mount and 3.3HP. Was using ring nets in the Chester or the Wye. Requires a lot of balance and shifting weight back and forth.
wow I have been crabbing for years using chicken necks and never seen someone spinal cord the neck on a big pin. That is a great idea! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
what a good spot for crabing
Im from Richmond area .. have to go to Hampton / Norfolk area to crab.. after watch couple your vids have to make mental note: Never try to out engineer or challenge a Maryland crabber to a contest.... LOL
Lol.thank you. Backfin is a drug.
That’s actually a great idea!
Good video with a lot of good info.
May I know where you got the wire net? It looks great!
Pretty much anywhere that sells crabbing supplies..got this one at Clyde's sporting goods
@@HooksetTv Thank you for the information! This paddle pulling the line requires some good techniques, also the length of the lines must be appropriate - you don't want to make the lines too long which will create a mess on your kayak when pulling up.
💯 exactly
Any deeper than 8 foot and it wouldn't work
If one of your floats starts taking off real fast, you'll know a catfish took it. One day I've had them steal half of my necks out of my 30 pull traps within just one run. I always keep tie wraps on board now for when that starts happening. I know it's catfish because I've caught them in the traps.
That's a good inexpensive method to take advantage of limited space. Although I've seen video's of someone running a trot line from a kayak but it seems a bit more complicated.
Never had a problem with kitty cats in that area,,sandy bottom.. and ive seen the Trotline kayak method.. looks like a pain in the ass to me.
BIG JIMMY!!!!
J I M M Y !
Hello. A few questions for you: 1. How many feet of line did you use on each green tube? Looks like maybe 7 feet if you are in 5 to 7 feet of water. 2. What is the line made of (ie. jute twine, yarn, etc). 3. After you reeled a line in, you wrapped the line around the green tube that the line is attached to. Do you throw the green tube with the line completely wrapped around it back in the water? If so, how does the line and bait get unrolled to fall back to the bottom? 4. If you were trying to fill a basket up, what technique would you use?
7.5 feet of twine. To crab between 5-7 feet..any longer and my technique will not work..the rolled floats simply unwind themselves as the bait sinks...if I wanted to fill a basket I would run a trotline..but that can be difficult on a peddle kayak..
I've found that kite string works best for me... very visible in mu, rky water, light enough for the crabs to try to swim away with the chicken, yet strong enough that they cant cut the line and swim away with the chicken.
is that a public pier behind you at the beginning of the video?
all private
That's awesome man, can you tell me the exact location so we could try that next time.thanks for sharing.
In the water...
Where’d you get the bait holders ?
Clyde's sport shop
Can't be 100% they still have them...I bought mine years ago.
@@HooksetTv I know where that is had to do a FFL transfer
Hey hey, came across your video.. love it - I want to give kayak crabbing a go this summer up in MA. So what do you use for your bait hooks? it looks like a giant safety pin!!!
It is a giant safety 🧷...
@@HooksetTv well, I can find one of those I bet anywhere in the.. um... sewing area maybe? hahaha!!! What's your average count per hour? I typically line catch from banks, or "free catch" with out any bait from a few choice areas, good days are 5 keepers and hour, hoping to find bigger jimmies in slightly deeper waters or places I can't get due to how much mud!!
Found mine atclydes sporting goods years ago
Is this legal on Wednesdays?
Make more vidZ
I'll be back soon... Have alot going on. Thanks for the comment.
Where do you get the big pins? I can’t seem to find them
Amazon has them....search heavy duty safety pins 5 inch.
This is a terrific video! I looked at trot lining and it seemed like a lot of rigging and work. The method you're using is great...like bobber fishing. Moved here from Chicago and just scored a 120 PDL Topwater yak. I live near the Severn. Where did you launch from and where abouts did you head? I'm a bit hesitant to get out in the bay as a newbie. Thanks!
I launchat that park right next to the bridge. Just roll the yak down the beach... and the whole river is good crabbing grounds.
Great! Which bridge…I’m new in these here parts😎
Rt 2 .. the park is called Jonah something...easy find on Google maps..
@@HooksetTv Cheers pal. Subscribed!
Thanks brother, see ya out there.
I was wondering when you made these what length did you measure out for the string
I had some at 4 foot,some at 5,,and most at 8...mark the floats to tell the difference.
Where can I find the large size pins?
I got mine at Clyde's sport shop
So if you handlines have a float on them,does that require a license.?
In Maryland you can crab without a license...but your limit is 2 dozen..with license you can keep 1 bushel.
Hi, where do you get those big pins from?
Found them in a bait shop years ago...dont think they are uncommon..just find a tackle shop with crabbing gear and ask them.
What model is your kayak?
Native Titan
Greetings from Italy🇮🇹 and first of all congratulations for your courage by catching blue crabs with your own hands,unfortunately I'm not so brave!!!!I resumed my crabs fishing with traps but unfortunately the water still cold and I get only the small!!!!Yes we have blue crabs in italy as well,but peoples over here hate them cause they kill all of our native crabs and fish and a lots of associations are asking to fishing and kill this crabs in order to exterminate them!!!!Honestly I hope not,this crabs are good and not so difficult to catch,but I would like to catch also some warty crabs!!!!Anyway congratulations to you and please forgive my terrible English
Awesome..Blue Crabs are delicious and lots of fun to catch. Good luck crabbing. 🦀 🦀
Where did you buy you pedal kayak please?
Austin Kayak..Good luck finding anything in stock...
What kayak do you use?
It's a Native Titan
What kayak it that ?
Native Titan 12
@@HooksetTv look nice like the green
How come you can’t keep the female crabs?
Laws..
And remember boys and girls you must pay master for a permission slip/license first ! Even though Hogan signed into law SENATE BILL 318 "RIGHT TO FISH" they still want us to pay money for our right ! Just disgusting and a violation.
Gotta pay green jeans salary
If the state says this is hand line and he only harvesting 2 dozen you don't need a license just need to live in MD
We could do without thar terrible "music". Otherwise nice video
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Where did you get the pins? Thanks!
Tackle shop.