How To Catch Fiddler crabs, The Fiddler Crab Roundup Part 2 of 2
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- How To Catch Fiddler crabs, The Fiddler Crab Roundup Part 2 of 2
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Funny how the dude in the white shirt just cannot figure out how herding works.
*Where do crabs go if they crack their shells?*
To the *Hard-wear* store! :D
+BugSplat lol nice one
+BugSplat They go find a different one
Their crab friends will certainly take advantage of their weakness.
You don’t want to be a crab with a cracked shell.
My crabs have to hide after they molt to make sure the other don’t take advantage of their soft shell.
lol good one
this is the best fiddler crab catching on TH-cam!!!!!!Thanks
So cool...I've definitely never seen anything like this, living in Utah. Only one suggestion for video, you don't need background music; it makes it harder to hear you. Thx for posting!
Hell just use a shop vac
Where do u get the power? Lmao
power inverter
+Steve W lmaoo a battery powered vacuum
the humans: just another peace full day catching crabs!😁
the crabs: OMG EVERY ONE RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!!!!!!! AHHHHHHHH *SSCCRREEAAMM*😨😱😨😱
🤣🤣🤣🤣☠️☠️
has anyone tried a "Leaf Blower" to herd the crabs ? the wind and the noise may scare them into running faster to the bucket ?
Not long ago, wetlands were considered mere roadblocks to development - nuisances that had to be drained to be useful.
But appreciation for these soggy, boggy areas has grown in recent years as their role in protecting against floods and in filtering pollutants is better understood.
In a new analysis by Environment Virginia, wetlands are described as both the "kidneys" of our national water system, cleaning out sediment and pollutants, and as "sponges" that soak up excess water during heavy rain events.
A researcher at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) says salt marshes in particular are invaluable in a number of ways. A salt marsh is a wetland that lies between land and open salt water and is regularly flooded by tides.
"Salt marshes are one of the most productive systems on Earth," said Matt Kirwan at VIMS in Gloucester Point. "They produce as much plant material as the tropical rain forests. They produce as much biological material as coral reefs."
And all of that plant material between us and the ocean, Kirwan said, helps slow down storm surges, reducing wave intensities and, by extension, their flooding effects along the coast.
The value of soft shorelines
The environmental group and Kirwan agree that the protective role of wetlands will become even more important as the climate changes and sea level rises - producing what climate scientists predict will be ever more severe and destructive weather events.
In "Shelter From the Storm: How Wetlands Protect Our Communities From Flooding," the authors say floods are the most common natural disaster in the country, causing an average of $8.2 billion in damage and 89 fatalities every year over the last three decades.
"Scientists predict that the damage caused by floods will only increase in the years to come," the authors say, "to over $1 trillion per year by 2050."
Their analysis looked only at freshwater or inland wetlands, which in Virginia constitute about 1 million acres.
Kirwan, whose expertise is the formation and role of salt water marshes, said a study out of the University of Vermont looked at all the hurricanes that occurred since the 1980s and calculated that every acre of marshland between coastal properties and the ocean were worth $13,000 in damage prevention alone.
"One of the things that really makes Virginia and the Chesapeake unique is that we really have a lot of marshes," Kirwan said. "The Chesapeake region is still a rural region with enormous marshes that are already giving us lots of protection against hurricanes that a lot of other countries just don't have."
Low-lying nations such the Netherlands and Belgium, for instance, have relied for centuries on hardening their shorelines against rising seas, building bigger and bigger dikes or sea walls, he said. But they have increasingly realized that an effective and far less expensive alternative is building "living shorelines."
"They're planting marshes in front of their dikes to protect the dikes," Kirwan said. "Even though they have lower rates of sea level rise (than Virginia), they still recognize the economic consequence of trying to defend their country with hard structures."
I live close to the water near panacea, florida. What part of Florida are you catching these from?
What do you do with the crabs after you have them in buckets?
It would be nice if you explained some where in here why you are, herding them an what your are going to do with them afterwards.
why you dont use a brush to push them?(tick)
CAN'T GET OVER THAT THIS HAD ME LMAO BUT HEY THATS AN AWESOME WAY REALLY CAN'T BELIEVE THE RUN LIKE A HERD OF CATTLE REALL KOOL THOUGH GIVE YOU GUYS CREDIT LOL..
for bait, sheepshead love them
if you would make some kind of roller to push behind them, make it bout 4 or 5 foot long then herding them would be a ton easyer to do
have you noticed that those crabs go for the white pipes the second they can actually see them... maybe you can use this to your advantage
What do you do with them
you should line the edge of the pvc pipes with buckets so that they don't clime over it.
Not a fan of the head mounted go pro, in this case.
you guys should of had cowboy hats on and cracking whips at them! lmao
I live up in the north east and that's something we don't see up here. I'm guessing that you guys sell them, or do you do that much fishing?
+drvnucrzy i live in southern central florida and go to the southern beaches and ive never seen this!
Are y'all gonna use all these crabs or do y'all sell to bait shops?
again genius son.
Does anyone know where this beachis? Or some place like this, either in St. Pete or Cocoa Beach?
melvin pascual looks like low tide on a sand bar
i want to go their
Do they bite? Sorry i never seen these before i live in wisconsin
They pinch
i dont get how u were able to keep all of these crabs from burrowing back into their holes. at the beaches i go to, the crabs are always near their burrows and will quickly hide back in there when you get there.
It's a different kind of crab, I think.
take it easy with the scooper
Are fiddler crabs used in fishing?
Ya
yes
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAW!
CRABULON! SCUTTLE RIGHT!
Never mind
And thats why you dont see them like that much anymore 200,000 prolly gone at one shot
You need a giant vacuum on wheels. Just drive around and suck them up.
That's a good idea thanks
I need some fiddlers mailed to me, how much and can you send me some over night?
wonder how many you guys stepped on lol
+Jovonie Cabrera I was thinking the saaaame thing! :D xD
Was there a crunch or did they just sink into the sand
I couldnt help but think the guy with the scoop and glasses is blind lol
what are you a hoarder or something
what do you do with them?
+Wesley Ayers fishing bait
the question is which one out of all of these is the alpha male , female , or both? that would be hard and easy. hard case there's a bunch and easy case you just need to find the one with the biggest claw.
i got ñañaras :v
For god's sake why? Is there nothing better to do than torment fiddler crabs?
It's not tour turning that's not even .0000000001% of the crabs in the immediate area. I live down here and there are billions!
+Wayne Grimes To save money so you dont have to spend 3~4$ per dozen crabs as fishing bait. Just look how many are out there why would you pay that when you can just go catch them for free lol
Where is this at
Hate to be the one on the bottom
Conservation, conservation...
Why are you catching these crab?
they are good bait for catching fish
do any of them end up being sold in pet stores?
Dan Kearney I think you're thinking of hermit crabs.
Laynie Fingers No, they sell them in pet stores.
SithMasterpresents Huh, you learn something new every day! I've seen hermit crabs at pet stores, but not fiddler crabs. Thanks for enlightening me!
How many do you need??? Greed at its finest