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Topic: Crabbing Humboldt 1/4/13  (Read 814 times)

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DrDave

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Late report... due to nasty fall on the jetty :smt013. Great to meet Clayman and beautiful day on the water. Some dungies and a lot of red rock crabs. Lesson learned: even the most flat wet rock can be slippery. Funny part of the story, if there is one, I was the one saying, "be careful those rocks are slippery!". Healing slowly.  :smt006
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beenfishin

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Sorry to hear of the spill Dave, but good onya for getting some crab action in!


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Thanks for the report Dave.  Wishing you a speedy recovery.
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Ouch, take care man.
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Glad to hear you got some despite the angry rocks  :smt013
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Glad to hear you didn't get hurt to badly, now sit back with a cold one and enjoy those crabs!
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Great to meet ya Dave!  The crabbing was only so-so it seemed, though I was able to manage 7 legal Dungeness and a few red rocks using only 2 rings.  The crabs seemed to dig the brown trout carcasses I used as bait  :smt003.

Heal up soon man!
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DrDave

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Thanks guys... I believe my fishing time is hurt more than my body. That was the first fall since I use to jump boulders flyfishing along the small creeks above Paradise :smt006

Great crabs Chris! It was great to put a face to a user name. Sorry we missed you to cooked the crabs. :smt006
« Last Edit: January 10, 2013, 06:24:29 AM by DrDave »
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