8 incher

[justsand]

So spent a few hours Saturday and was catching all big crabs only 2 tossbacks and 1 female. ended the day with about 18 left them overnight and went back Sunday and was hammering them early in the morning but most were small ending up getting about 8 more on Sunday. here are a few shells i saved the big boy was very very very close to 8 inches.

 

[Tito]

It must be the cold water because I'm generally 9 inches

 

[justsand]

It must be the cold water because I'm generally 9 inches

lol

 

[outrider58]

It must be the cold water because I'm generally 9 inches

Yeah but, how much of it sticks out?

 

[Mr. Ed]

Why do I keep opening these threads?

 

[BossmanPJ]

Why do I keep opening these threads?

Because of what you think it may be about. Haha

 

[Tito]

Yeah but, how much of it sticks out?

Before or after I take my prescription?

 

[outrider58]

Before or after I take my prescription?

 

[MikeTF]

It must be the cold water because I'm generally 9 inches

I make up for length, with girth.

 

[protegeV]

I just knew this thread was going off topic

 

[iH8DemLibz]

There is a hard and soft joke in here somewhere.

 

[spicedcrab]

Oh my..... And to think that I opened this thread because I thought it was about Maryland Crabs

 

[namrelio]

I make up for length, with girth.

My buddy used to say, "I don't do much for the bottom, but I give the sides hell."

 

[rgramjet]

I've got to ask.....what do you use for bait?

 

[Tito]

I make up for length, with girth.

My buddy used to say, "I don't do much for the bottom, but I give the sides hell."

 

[justsand]

I've got to ask.....what do you use for bait?

Chicken necks and I had a bull lip in the freezer from a few weeks ago

 

[Maverick0313]

I just knew this thread was going off topic

It's always inevitable.Was that a double entendre?

 

[outrider58]

I've got to ask.....what do you use for bait?

Chocolates and roses...

 

[Chris0nllyn]

Nice. I went out last weekend and got almost a bushel in an hour.

 

[aquashooter]

In DC, we used to call crabs "nut lobsters".