I used to crab in the Patapsco river using ring traps on my aluminum deep v boat. Did pretty good. And you're right about those dirty shells, definitely heavy crabs.
I used to crab on the steel pier which is now Hard Yacht Cafe many moons ago. Now that the point is closed, the crabbing must be even better in that area.
@@epicoutdooradventures1892I've had crabs in Maryland I've had crabs in South Carolina, I've steamed them both the same way, and there ain't no difference in the taste of either of those crabs taste like blue crab.
I used to crab in the Patapsco river using ring traps on my aluminum deep v boat. Did pretty good. And you're right about those dirty shells, definitely heavy crabs.
Man that looks like fun and that is some damn good eating
I missed it a lot. Great fun but very exhausting but worth it..... Mmmm wish you could come up and go one time.
Nice size crabs there gentlemen!!
Thanks for watching
I used to crab on the steel pier which is now Hard Yacht Cafe many moons ago. Now that the point is closed, the crabbing must be even better in that area.
It's the same. Always has been a great spot.
Me too back in the 70’s 👍
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Batlinmore water is poluted with PCB. These guys are eating poluted crab with PCB's
Where is this in Maryland❤
Potapsico river.
You should have left the Mountains of NC and headed East!! You would have found the same crabs!
This is Baltimore Md.
Can't go any further east with out crossingbthe bay. To eastern Shore. Than the Atlantic Ocean.
Crabs are way sweeter in the brackish waters of Maryland. Maryland is the top premiere crabbing spot on the entire east coast. Chesapeake Bay is No. 1
Plus I grew up in Baltimore my whole life.
@@epicoutdooradventures1892I've had crabs in Maryland I've had crabs in South Carolina, I've steamed them both the same way, and there ain't no difference in the taste of either of those crabs taste like blue crab.