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We jig them on teaser rigs just like Ling and Whiting. If you're into them doubles and triples are common. I use ground up Macks, cooked rice and niblets corn, frozen into chum logs for winter flounder, and then later in the year I use them for chum and chunk bait for Blues.
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Wow that's a good haul from one trap. I see you broke off the left pincher....are the crabs born right-clawed? If not they are now! J/K
That's awesome Phat. Keep these crab pix coming. Also if you have any info on the proper way to break the pincher off without injuring the crab I'd be interested - being a rookie who does get stoners occasionally in my blue crab trap. I've only harvested one stoner and the pincher came off pretty easy. Hope I did it right. 
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