very cool, that's how I load my yaks, though I first need to bungie a chonk of 2" schedule 40 PVC between the front and rear rack.  I've been noodling on a design from wood that would accomplish the same, but keep the load on the racks and not on the wood.

they should address the bigger problems impacting salmon numbers, water, non native fish, etc.

wow, looks nice!

Galvanized and Stainless steel can cause corrosion at the interface - so you might look for a way to keep them isolated somehow, possibly a plastic or wood piece between them, or plumbers tape if the legs are threaded in.

otherwise, just make sure you get all the saltwater cleaned off after use - and keep the table clean and dry between uses.

https://galvanizeit.org/knowledgebase/article/stainless-steel-in-contact-with-galvanized-steel

see ya,
Brian.

Had a fun time out at the Crab and Chill this year.  Met my neighbor Josh who was camping and crabbing with his family.

Friday I did not make it out on the water - the 'crud' I've been fighting had too strong a grip on me.  Saturday I heard from Scotty after he launched, so I launched and met him on the water.  Scotty had one keeper rock crab with some nice mitts - I completely skunked - I caught one tiny crab (~1"), some snails, and a Starry Flounder in my net - they all went back to the brine undisturbed.

I headed out again Sunday morning before the games started, set my nets twice caught one keeper, and we enjoyed that while watching the KC/Buffalo game - the crab and game we great.

Well looks like I may be out, as my 4Runner is having issues 

bummer!

nice, looks like a productive day.  I've always thrown them back as I'm not sure how to  clean them, If I fillet them, doesn't seem like I would get any meat?  how do you prepare them?

Thanks,
Brian.

Just come see us in site 72. We will have crab!
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I LOVE the confidence!  this will be my first time out this season, I've been hearing mainly negative feedback from crabbers this year - hoping for good luck on Friday.