The Cheapest way to catch Crabs! {Give Away!} Catch, Clean, Cook!!

In this video we go to one of our favorite fishing spots to catch crabs!

Using dip nets, PVC pipes, string and chicken we load up on a basket of blue crabs!!

~*~*~*Give Away Rules and Regulations! *~*~*~

-Be the first person to comment the correct number of crabs we caught.
-ONE entry per person, multiple entries will not be counted
-The winner will be announced on Sunday July 16th during the 11am shrimping video!
-Winner will receive: 1 Wishard Wire Crab Trap, 1 Tug Trash T Shirt, Stickers and other merch!

🌺Also in this video, is a big shout out to Aloha Pest and Lawn Care! Located in the St. Augustine Area, call: 904-797-2337 and get your lawn looking good today!

-Toadfish discount code: TUGTRASH15 for 15% off your next purchase!! 🦀

Wishard Wire Crab Traps [phone]

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[chuckbulot]

Grew up on the Gulf Coast of Texas. When I was a kid we would catch blue crabs from the shore using chicken and a string. The smaller wing parts worked just as well as the legs. We would anchor the string to the shore and then toss the chicken-string out 90 degrees to the shoreline. And then watch. When the string started moving sideways from its original position you had "CRAB ON!" Those were the days.

[kenh]

The cheapest way to catch crabs is rent a ten dollar motel in California 🙄

[elizabethvaeth]

Old Chesapeake Bay recipe passed down from hubby’s grandpa: equal parts water, beer, and vinegar. Palm full of JO seasoning, 1/2 palm full black pepper & salt (each), steam crabs about 20 minutes! We live on Sapelo Sound coastal GA & excellent crabbing, shrimping, and fishing!! Richard LOVES your channel!! I am retired schoolteacher…

[clintonledet]

I'm gonna guess 53 crabs. My son and I still watch your videos whenever I get a notification that you have uploaded. He was so excited because he loves catching crabs and loves eating them even more. Same as before. I was leaving to go offshore and he made me promise not to watch any of your videos without him. As always great content and definitely one of my favorite YouTubers.

[elizabethbaker]

I love crabbing this way, but we did it from the dock. There was an old man I’d see all the time doing it too. I always hope he’s still there crabbing away.

[LynnKornya]

What a catch!! Having been crabbing in Charleston SC since I was a child..catch of the day perhaps 74..best videos ever!

[dianetbailey]

Congrats on 1 year Tug. You guys are the best.❤

[kCI]

Pro-tip: float your crab basket in an car/truck size inner tube. Tie a line on the basket to your belt loop so you can crab and net them into your basket.

[tomgensel]

When I was in the Navy mono tied on chicken necks that we reused over and over. Tied to our belt loops.👍

[allenwilson]

Looks like 35 crabs 🦀 to me Ian you and Crystal killed it . Happy 1 years mile stone

[no_regerts]

That looks like a lot more fun than up here in the NW where we have to drop pots in 40-150’ of water and our limit is 6 per person.

[teresamerklin]

I love how you clean up the trash from the slobs that don't and turn loose those crabs that are disadvantaged. ❤

[haleyallen]

5 dozen crabs!
You and my husband would have a blast! 😂
We LOVE your channel! Happy 1 year!!

[Gunktion]

This is how my grandma taught us how to crab, literally. Y’all rock Bro ❤️‍🔥

[aprilmullet]

You two are the coolest couple to watch!! I’m with your wife! I’m terrified of alligators!!! Be safe!!

[waynecumbo]

Man your absolutely hands down my favorite YouTuber congratulations on your one year. Just keep making videos and keeping it real.

[boboy]

Used to use the chicken on the string as a kid, it didn't take long to get enough, we used to pull them out of the water even off like little bridges, most of the time they don't let go.

[stevenleach]

I was born in Wash DC & grew up in Rockville, MD. Catching crabs exactly the way you do in this video in Chesapeake, MD. Catch crabs with chicken on a string is a blast! We stumbled on another cool way to catch crabs at Piney Point, MD, at night where the crabs swim to you & you only have to net them. You can fill a laundry basket in an hour. There was a lighted pier with a fueling station for boats. At night, the crabs swim along the top of the water, feeding by the lamp light. Thre current brings them towards you & all you have to do is scoop them up in a long handled net like you are using. Ty-wrap &/ or tape an extension handle, so you snatch them up close or far out! This video rocks!

[elridgemarksjr]

My guess is 57. We also use a trout line with no hooks to fish crabs. Tie the bait to the loops. Sink poles for the length of the trout line. Weights on both ends next to the poles with enough slack for the weights and bait to sit on the bottom. Fun way to crab wading in the water.

[tomchristensen]

I use to catch a bushel at a time when I went as a younger Lad. Used string, necks and backs left out overnight