Originally Posted by turbocivic6776

What about crabbing?? any one catch and steam crabs?? its not the easiest thing to do but well worth the work.

Originally Posted by turbocivic6776

I go fishing about 5-10 times a year for largemouth bass but i will take anything that gets on the line. I do not eat any of my fish though, i love fish and fishing but my father always let the fish go so thats why. I usually go fishing when i go on vacation down to North Carolina in Lake Gaston, any one ever been there?? It is not a very popular place but pretty large and good fishing and its really nice down there. Other then that i fish in the chesapeake bay.
What about crabbing?? any one catch and steam crabs?? its not the easiest thing to do but well worth the work.

Originally Posted by ScorpioMk

this is basically the thing that keeps me going out, i like fishing but dont eat it. crab on the other hand i cant get enough of. we go a couple times a week in mukilteo and we've taken home as much as 15 dungeness home and steamed all of em. the only downside is the mess.

Originally Posted by f***myzc

I know where Gaston lake is. I fish that occasionally with my pops. He lives lake front on Keer lake though which isn't far from Gaston, so Keer lake is where i fish at mostly.

Went bass fishing this weekend. Between me and the old man we caught 11 fish Saturday.

Originally Posted by turbocivic6776

What are dungeness? never heard of them. How are they prepared besides steamed? any seasoning?

11 bass?
how long were you out and what bait do you use?


How many people use live bait compared to artificial??

Originally Posted by gearbanger67

im a big catfisher, late night by the bank drinking an having the owls talkin it up.

Originally Posted by ScorpioMk

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dungeness_crab

we just put an inch of water in the bottom of a pot and let it simmer/boil. takes 15 minutes or so, break open and dip in butter