Hi there , it really depends on where you are crabbing and if you have rising tides etc. typically where we are located around the St. John’s River here we do about 15’ the key is to use sink rope so that if your rope is longer it will sink and the extra will not float .
Hello, length of the rope depends on location and depth. We typically do 15-20’ we are here on the St. John’s River it is not very deep at all, however if go in certain areas it can get deeper so basically we do a little more length and can make adjustments depending on location. Also the rope sinks so if it’s a little to long it’s not going to be a problem. Hope that helps. Thanks for the question.
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I have never fished for crab in my life but this was recommended 😂
Haha appreciate you checking it out maybe time to do some crabbing 😊
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Good looking and well made traps.
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How long do you recomend the length of rope to be?
Hi there , it really depends on where you are crabbing and if you have rising tides etc. typically where we are located around the St. John’s River here we do about 15’ the key is to use sink rope so that if your rope is longer it will sink and the extra will not float .
How much rope do you use?
Hello, length of the rope depends on location and depth. We typically do 15-20’ we are here on the St. John’s River it is not very deep at all, however if go in certain areas it can get deeper so basically we do a little more length and can make adjustments depending on location. Also the rope sinks so if it’s a little to long it’s not going to be a problem. Hope that helps. Thanks for the question.