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Topic: crab for targetting cabezon?  (Read 7031 times)

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Seabreeze

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I had a kelp crab that I could NOT get the hook through to send it down to the cabezons.  Maybe it was too big?
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With the hard shell of a crab, rubberbands may be a better way of attaching a hook.  

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