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put some pots out yesterday to get a couple of muddies for a nice sunday lunch washed down with a few beers.went back this morning to get 4 good muddies full as,also got a few keeper muddies what were only 3/4 full so i threw them back as i had enough for lunch.i recon only the full muddies taste any good anyway.not bad for the middle of winter.will take a pic and add when they are finnished cooking.used whiting frames and reef fish fraes for bait,the reefie frames worked best.most crabs in 1 pot was 12 with 2 keeper males kept and the rest released.
cheers rosco
Last edited by rosco1974; 03-07-2011 at 12:29 PM.
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am I safe to say that they generally come from a bit deeper water during winter? Bit too cool for them to be fiddling about in the mangroves on a cold winters night. We always get quite a few down the pin on our annual winter houseboat trip.
these ones where caught in 12 ft of water on roughly high tide so pretty shallow...give you's a tip try around mud flats outside creeks and rivers
cheers rosco
put some pots out yesterday to get a couple of muddies for a nice sunday lunch washed down with a few beers.went back this morning to get 4 good muddies full as,also got a few keeper muddies what were only 3/4 full so i threw them back as i had enough for lunch.i recon only the full muddies taste any good anyway.not bad for the middle of winter.will take a pic and add when they are finnished cooking.used whiting frames and reef fish fraes for bait,the reefie frames worked best.most crabs in 1 pot was 12 with 2 keeper males kept and the rest released.
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