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Bait Tips For Catching Wild Crabs
Tired of coming home empty-handed from your crabbing trips? Look no further, because I'm here to share my top picks for the best bait to catch wild crabs.
Fish heads: Fish heads are a classic choice when it comes to catching wild crabs. They are readily available and provide a strong scent that crabs can't resist. Simply tie the fish head to your crab trap or line and you'll be sure to reel in some crabs.
Raw chicken: Another great option for catching wild crabs is raw chicken. The smell of raw chicken is irresistible to crabs and can be used in a variety of ways, such as on a hook or in a crab trap. Just be sure to change the bait every few hours to keep the scent fresh.
Fish scraps: Fish scraps are another effective bait for catching wild crabs. These scraps can be obtained from filleting fish or from seafood markets. Fish scraps provide a strong scent that crabs can't resist and can be used in a variety of ways, such as on a hook or in a crab trap.
Commercial crab bait: If you're looking for something a bit more convenient, commercial crab bait is a great option. These baits are specifically designed to attract wild crabs and can be found at most fishing or outdoor stores. Simply tie the bait to your crab trap or line and you'll be sure to reel in some crabs.
Sand crabs: Sand crabs are a great live bait for catching wild crabs. These can be found on the beach and can be used by digging a hole and putting the sand crabs in it, put it near the water and wait for the wild crabs to come.
These baits are sure to increase your chances of catching wild crabs, but don't be afraid to experiment with different baits to see what works best for you. Happy crabbing!