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    Water hunters ?

    Anyone dive for Halibut or King Crab up that way? Other edible species? Times of year?

    Depths? Water Clarity? Temps? Thanks alot

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    King Crab during the winter but it's been closed in southeast for 2 years due to low stocks. water temp was 36F last night in Juneau.

    Dungeness is open all the time, Scallops are available all the time, some like cucumbers and there are abalone.

    I think there are some who spearfish ling cod we've speared salmon on occasion (residents only) and talked about Halibut but never had the guts to do it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by akscubainst View Post
    King Crab during the winter but it's been closed in southeast for 2 years due to low stocks. water temp was 36F last night in Juneau.

    Dungeness is open all the time, Scallops are available all the time, some like cucumbers and there are abalone.

    I think there are some who spearfish ling cod we've speared salmon on occasion (residents only) and talked about Halibut but never had the guts to do it.
    Next trip we can go try and be sneaky on a couple
    I can hear you and talk to you underwater

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