Crabbing in the Douglas Channel - Kitimat, British Columbia

Trapping Dungeness Crab in the Douglas Channel, near Kitimat, British Columbia.

[@bcherbs]

It's Mr Braahm

[@TheReefRobber]

Good video. I always like seeing how crabs live and come to the pots. I crab a lot at Newport, Oregon. I will drop you a like and subscribe to your channel.

[@AboveTumblerRidge]

I appreciate that! It was a very interesting perspective. I was surprised to see how many halibut and flounders were in the area!

[@TheReefRobber]

Above Tumbler Ridge thanks for the sub back! I greatly appreciate your support.

[@dwaynedavis4221]

Nice video!! How deep was your trap? Seemed to have plenty of light.

[@deerdown7056]

Is there a island near by called Constant Island?

[@EverestExperts]

How deep was this?

[@AboveTumblerRidge]

Hey! I think we were shooting for 80 feet.

[@EverestExperts]

+Above Tumbler Ridge Cool. Just curious, because the GoPro did well at the depth.

[@AboveTumblerRidge]

+Mountain Springs It did so! I picked up a diving housing for it. Good to 197' shop.gopro.com/International/accessories/dive-housing-%E2%80%93-197-60m/AHDEH-301.html

[@crabber59]

what's the name of the song? Kinda like it its mellow good for background music while smooching with the GF !!

[@AboveTumblerRidge]

The soundtrack is Endless Ocean 2 by Epidemic Sound. www.epidemicsound.com/

[@crabber59]

Thanks

👍 ✌

[@AboveTumblerRidge]

Thanks, +İlhan Arikan ! It was interesting to see what the camera saw!

[@NomadicInThePhilippines]

very cool, were the fish halibut?

[@AboveTumblerRidge]

Hey +Nomadic In The Philippines, You betcha, Halibut!

[@NomadicInThePhilippines]

Tasty!

[@squamishfish]

Not Halibut Flounders ., They are a much smaller version of Halibuts