Homemade Lobster and Crab Trap Hauling - Catching Lobster and Crabs including Conservation Release - The Fish Locker
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Date: 2022-05-03
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chillax
Hey john, I have an idea, you can make a collection of that cut out V scale of lobster, which will be great for the time when you will get old, you will be having huge amount of that scales, and variety too.
Think on it, it will realy make you proud in your old-age days because, it will represent how many conservation you have done. gbi
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Hey john, I have an idea, you can make a collection of that cut out V scale of lobster, which will be great for the time when you will get old, you will be having huge amount of that scales, and variety too.
Think on it, it will realy make you proud in your old-age days because, it will represent how many conservation you have done. gbi
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theYeti
I always get a laugh out of how you manhandle the edible crabs; I-m sure I-m not the first person to say so but the blue crabs we eat on the eastern US coast are more aggro like those swimming crabs.
Also interesting is your observation about recently peeled edible crabs not being great to take, as softshell blue crabs are quite nice
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I always get a laugh out of how you manhandle the edible crabs; I-m sure I-m not the first person to say so but the blue crabs we eat on the eastern US coast are more aggro like those swimming crabs.
Also interesting is your observation about recently peeled edible crabs not being great to take, as softshell blue crabs are quite nice
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Greg
Being from the NE United States, watching you throw those smaller lobsters back, all I can think about is how many of those don't make it to the bottom here. The Stripers suck those down and chew them up. We get this fish up to 50 inches and 70lbs around here. And they are voracious.
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Being from the NE United States, watching you throw those smaller lobsters back, all I can think about is how many of those don't make it to the bottom here. The Stripers suck those down and chew them up. We get this fish up to 50 inches and 70lbs around here. And they are voracious.
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The
No wonder you just got females this time, they are them self alike. When there is an camera present then they go me me me me, so all the males just have du bugger off. LOL But they have beautiful colour, very special the one with the white spots. Have a good one mate and enjoy life: D
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No wonder you just got females this time, they are them self alike. When there is an camera present then they go me me me me, so all the males just have du bugger off. LOL But they have beautiful colour, very special the one with the white spots. Have a good one mate and enjoy life: D
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Linda
Nice to see you harvesting responsibly! I live in the northeastern USA, next to a large bay, and I cannot count the number of times I've found the tell-tale signs of people digging shelfish in the off-limits areas designated for -seeding. - Glad you notch for future generations!
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Nice to see you harvesting responsibly! I live in the northeastern USA, next to a large bay, and I cannot count the number of times I've found the tell-tale signs of people digging shelfish in the off-limits areas designated for -seeding. - Glad you notch for future generations!
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TBL
Not a bad day 2 big lobbos and a few small ones. I've noticed your pots don't have a lot of seaweed on them is that because their new? Also with some animals/creatures the older ones don't produce a lot of young as the younger ones is that the same in lobsters? Great vid! -------
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Not a bad day 2 big lobbos and a few small ones. I've noticed your pots don't have a lot of seaweed on them is that because their new? Also with some animals/creatures the older ones don't produce a lot of young as the younger ones is that the same in lobsters? Great vid! -------
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James
Nice catch and decision to v-notch mate. Question: can u catch crayfish (a big spiny red/orange/yellow creature, as opposed to your local lobster, in the south west? Is great to see both the coast and the seabed in the same vid, ta 4 the treat!
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Nice catch and decision to v-notch mate. Question: can u catch crayfish (a big spiny red/orange/yellow creature, as opposed to your local lobster, in the south west? Is great to see both the coast and the seabed in the same vid, ta 4 the treat!
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Paul
Love ya work mate, been living out in Oz for the last 15 years, miss a good feed of edible crabs, get blue swimmer crabs over here, taste great but not so meaty. My sis sends me pics of Cromer crabs just too make me jealous
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Love ya work mate, been living out in Oz for the last 15 years, miss a good feed of edible crabs, get blue swimmer crabs over here, taste great but not so meaty. My sis sends me pics of Cromer crabs just too make me jealous
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bryn
John, do you have a preferred depth to set the pots, or depths you wont fish at? obviously not hundreds of feet or a couple of feet but I would like to hear your thoughts on the depths you fish them at. Lovin all your vids!
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John, do you have a preferred depth to set the pots, or depths you wont fish at? obviously not hundreds of feet or a couple of feet but I would like to hear your thoughts on the depths you fish them at. Lovin all your vids!
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Dawn
Goes without saying, another cracking video! Lobsters everywhere now scramble to be caught in your pots! oh hail the notching god! loving your conversation efforts, just hope it inspires others to do the same. Thanks John
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Goes without saying, another cracking video! Lobsters everywhere now scramble to be caught in your pots! oh hail the notching god! loving your conversation efforts, just hope it inspires others to do the same. Thanks John
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