I need to quantify a bit more... I used these "traps" in maryland chasing blue crab's up there, these are actually what we would call crab dropnets down here (the ones you can buy that are made out of wire and have the doors that close when you pull them), a crab can enter / leave them anytime he likes.
here is a pic of one.
I already touched base with DNR and they advised that this style is considered to be a crab dropnet.
Just need some feedback "thru pm is fine" if im in the right general area around spicers and calc point or if that's to far north / south.
usually in maryland there would be a 10-20 mile stretch of the chesapeake that had the best salinity and water to hold the most crabs.... is it the same here? or is pretty much all of big lake a good spot for crabs?
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