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In the bays, I drop pots during the flood up to slack. Use plenty of rope!

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Both incoming and outgoing tides work well on Puget Sound crab.
Whenever the water is "running quick", I think the crabs detect to bait/trap and make their way to it.

Slack tides produce very little action....good time to have lunch.


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