Bodega Bay Jetties Crab Snaring Tips&Tricks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ธ.ค. 2024
- Hello everyone Its Reel Realing.
First of all i wanna apologize for the wind. It came out of no where. They were probably 30 to 40 winds! Anyways, the video provide you on how crabs snare work and how to reel them in properly. I hope it helps and hope you have some better luck out their! And Happy New Years!!!!!#BodegaBayJetties #ReelRealing #SportmanWarehouse #OutDoorProShop
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I was there last week. I tried several different types of bait. The anchovies worked the best. Out of season so no keepers but the action was there.
Yes, Anchovies are definitely the best. Even though you have rebait most the time. It is worth it for sure, no keepers? My buddy just went during 4th of July and caught like 4 keepers.. but it is a hit or miss when it comes to crabbing
Didnt no you could catch them on a pole!! Great job!!
Yeah, its an awsome feeling! Glad to inform you that you can! Happy new years!
@5:20 omg he was ready to fight you
Haha yeah he was! He didn't want nothing to do with me lol
@@reelrealing he screamed “my body, my choice!”
😆 he was definitely one of the newer generation of crabs lol
I think if you flip them upside down, they will relax and maybe go to sleep. Then remove the lines. Noticed on your video of the glass bottle Coors. I prefer to use aluminum beer can instead of glass bottle.
Nice! Ill definitely try that nice time! And yeah, i prefer the bottles too but the we were trying to minimize weight but we had to walk a couple hundred feet off the jetties! But cheers brotha, thanks for stopping by!
Good job but remember you have to fold the back legs or the front claws
Yes sir! Thanks!
Good catch. I was at that same spot this weekend, just snaring on the other side toward the beach. Managed to pull a few keepers, but was curious about casting into the harbor inlet like in this video. At the time the tide was pushing a hard current into the harbor, so I didn't think my snare would stay in place.
What's your thoughts on the harbor inlet versus the shore? I'd imagine the crab love the food supply coming out of the harbor, but that current can be pretty strong.
Also, definitely anchovies. The crabs seem to like the squid when they're hungry, but anchovy are practically crab crack.
Yeah, the current could be really difficult to cast in and have your bait stay in m place. I was having a bunch of trouble with it but I figure once I made a few casts. My bait would stay stationary, which was weird.. but every hook set I made with it staying stationary. There was crab on the other end...
My prediction was once the cast was getting dragged by the current. The crab would grab a hold of it.. but in between the jetties, I caught most of my Dungeness crabs but it could be good from shore too! Even when the current was super aggressive, the crabs are still able to hold it and eat...
I would just highly recommend putting alot more weight in your snare or attached to it. Yes, anchovies are crack too them and I feel like they have more of a scent to them then 🐙.. cheers! Thanks for commenting!
Nice catch...!
Thanks! Really fun to do but sometime hard to reel in lol
What type of snare that looks really good?
I'm not sure of the name, but you can get these at outdoor proshop in cotati. Most of them are $15...
I've never seen a snare like that at all! That was really cool to see how that works! Never would have guessed something like that exists! Nice fishing...or snaring?
Haha snaring i guess so. Yeah its a pretty awsome thing to do. Its easy to do too! If you ever want some crabs to eat. Its well worth it! And Thanks for stopping by!
Good video. I Just subbed
Thanks bud, thank you so much!
I search bodayga bay crabbing and saw your video. I'm heading there on Monday hopefully. Nice to see you getting some action. I know it's been a while but How long did you have the snares soaking for?
Nice man, I'm glad you found me lol and I was roughly letting it sit for 5mins. I was using anchovies that's why but if it was something more durable like calamari. I would let it sit a little long 7 to 10mins and that was only one dungeness... Unfortunately
Nice... I never tried anchovies. Maybe I'll take both. Thanks bro.
@@luabed5183 yeah the last time I was on the jetties everybody was using calamari and I was the only one using anchovies and I was just killing them so yeah I highly recommend anchovies
Wat area of bodega bay is that brah?
Very nice
It's the westside road, across from doran beach! Thanks man!
what gear were you using ? I’ve seen videos where it says rods must be at least 10 feet and mine is literally 8 🙄
Honestly, you can use an 8 foot, if it has a heavy back bone. Mine is a 9 foot fierce 2.. if he doesn't have a heavy back bone. I wouldnt recommend it, it might snap your rod. Your local bait shops and tackle shop could direct you for the right build. If you need more help
5:45 -> 8:45 thankfully that bigger one had no claws. With your crab handling skill that would have taken hours! lol.
Haha I blame the wind for taking that long 😂
Never been there can you give me an address pls....ty
Sure, no problem! Have a good day!
Doran Beach Rd
California 94923
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