One back at the crabs...

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Neil
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One back at the crabs...

#1 Post by Neil »

After stealing my bait all these years, I got one back at the crabs, by pulling in a 2 1/4 lb'er from Greystones south beach. Alas, that was the only highlight in a 3 dab, one whiting session.
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#2 Post by Wes »

Were the claws of any use?
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#3 Post by Neil »

The claws, legs, brown meat etc is all prepared and ready to eat...
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#4 Post by Wes »

luvly jubbly
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#5 Post by Guest »

are there certain crabs you cant eat or is every crab fair game
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#6 Post by Brenballs »

Yeah I'd like to know this too? :)
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#7 Post by BrazelC »

This is the chap you're lookin for, caught 1 of similar size from Dun Laoghaire Harbour, lovely. Good site for info re sea species (not just the scaley fellas)

http://www.marlin.ac.uk/learningzone/sp ... Canpag.htm

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