I live near Charleston, SC and I’m building my own trotline thanks to your videos. I grew up in Northern VA so I was aware of trot lining for crabs. Thanks for your great videos. In the beginning of your video you were talking about importance of depth. What approximate depth should I be setting at?
Must be nice to be in a fishery where tides don't matter. Up here in Maine we are very dependent on tides but we have much larger tides than you do. Ours are almost 10 feet.
Our waters around Southern Maryland are sort of shallow, so, the Fish and Crabs really have no depths to escape to. High tides or low tides they simply have nowhere to go.
Excellent videos as always. Always enjoy listening to you and you're talking to Us, the audience, and that makes me and others feel like you have us in the boat with you. Love the explanations and examples you offer for those new guys out there as well. The Educational experience is great. I'm catching up on your new videos and have been wondering where you went. Keep them coming Jake. I'm glad to see someone out here being "real" and not trying to be an overrated social media expert. Keep doing it the way you're doing it buddy. Excellent work fella ! Thanks for the new videos, Uncle D
Great crabbing I love your videos. Keep it going dude.
Dude I was just looking to see if you had a new video up! You always get me fired up to go 🦀…coming down from Harrisburg Saturday morning!
I live near Charleston, SC and I’m building my own trotline thanks to your videos. I grew up in Northern VA so I was aware of trot lining for crabs. Thanks for your great videos. In the beginning of your video you were talking about importance of depth. What approximate depth should I be setting at?
I do not believe location would change my 1st approach to scouting a new area, crabs a crab right? Anyway, I would try 6'-10' 1st.
Must be nice to be in a fishery where tides don't matter. Up here in Maine we are very dependent on tides but we have much larger tides than you do. Ours are almost 10 feet.
Our waters around Southern Maryland are sort of shallow, so, the Fish and Crabs really have no depths to escape to. High tides or low tides they simply have nowhere to go.
I run one 600ft line. Should I run it continuously or how long of rest should I give it inbetween each run
There are just so many variables. You'll just know, it's a science/art... not a.... science?
Excellent videos as always. Always enjoy listening to you and you're talking to Us, the audience, and that makes me and others feel like you have us in the boat with you. Love the explanations and examples you offer for those new guys out there as well. The Educational experience is great. I'm catching up on your new videos and have been wondering where you went. Keep them coming Jake. I'm glad to see someone out here being "real" and not trying to be an overrated social media expert. Keep doing it the way you're doing it buddy. Excellent work fella ! Thanks for the new videos, Uncle D
Good freakin video
Pretty cool!