Another great vid. I have picked up a couple of those orange trolling boards and will give then a go in the spring. Thanks and please keep them coming.
Thank you, you're welcome. Next week, as well as detailing how I get the crabs there will be a short segment on the mackerel spots I forgot to mention in this one.
@weFishAU Success is working your pots. After the last drop, I return to check the first one and so on checking each one, rebating as required. Blue swimmer crabs swim with the tide. Choosing your location is important to allow the tide to bring the crab to your pots. Cheers
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Cheers
My pleasure! I had so much trouble putting this video together I ended up leaving a few out. I will put them in with next weeks crabbing video.
Once again.THANKS
You're welcome.
Thanks for taking the time to put together a great video.
Appreciate your efforts.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
Another great vid.
I have picked up a couple of those orange trolling boards and will give then a go in the spring.
Thanks and please keep them coming.
Thank you, you're welcome. Next week, as well as detailing how I get the crabs there will be a short segment on the mackerel spots I forgot to mention in this one.
Really appreciate your information - thanks.
Thank you, you're welcome.
Day or night for two and half hours from three hours to one half hour before high tide, the sandies are on. As soon as the tide slackens their gone.
Could be, but I usually catch more at night than during the day.
@weFishAU Success is working your pots. After the last drop, I return to check the first one and so on checking each one, rebating as required. Blue swimmer crabs swim with the tide. Choosing your location is important to allow the tide to bring the crab to your pots. Cheers
I used to do that up until they banned the witches hat pots. Now that I only have four pots to check I prefer to leave them and go do some fishing.