Julian55
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Any good spots for crabbing, I am heading out tomorrow afternoon and just wondering if anyone has been crabbing lately? Any tips would also be appreciated
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We went to whisky cove last week. Visibility was very poor and there were lots of female Dungeness laying eggs. Not many males around. Lots of red rock crabs.
Cates or Strathcona (lone Rock) are my two choices. I went a few weeks ago but did not get any legal size dungenous. We ended up getting red rocks but they are not as meaty.
...since I was last crabbing in this area, but aroudn the Wreck of the VT100 usually yielded a couple or so.
Also, there is a spot about a kilometer north of Porteau Cove... but it is a very difficult entry (at least where we went).
Red rock crabs may be more work, but they have a sweeter taste to their meat. I prefer their taste, but the Dungeness quantity. I found mixing the two was perfect for my California Rolls.
Also, there is a spot about a kilometer north of Porteau Cove... but it is a very difficult entry (at least where we went).
Red rock crabs may be more work, but they have a sweeter taste to their meat. I prefer their taste, but the Dungeness quantity. I found mixing the two was perfect for my California Rolls.
Les
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once a tickle but now a rash.....oops same topic-wrong forum. my bad
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