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  1. #16

    Re: Spider crabs

    Kingtin,Dug, thanks for the info - been delayed a bit, spent the last 4 days away up fishing off coast nth of frazer island. Kingtin, all the pictures I've seen of Japanese spider crabs have looooong legs - up to a 3/4 metre. Wonder if they are the same species or different.
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  2. #17
    bidkev
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    Re: Spider crabs

    Quote Originally Posted by Dignity
    Kingtin,Dug, thanks for the info - been delayed a bit, spent the last 4 days away up fishing off coast nth of frazer island. Kingtin, all the pictures I've seen of Japanese spider crabs have looooong legs - up to a 3/4 metre. Wonder if they are the same species or different.
    Perhaps they're the same ones and those with shorter legs have just put in more mileage? ;-)

    cheers

    kev

  3. #18
    Ausfish Platinum Member
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    Re: Spider crabs

    the ones I caught had ~0.8 meter long legs + decent carapace

    nothing like the australia article posted above (Halicarcinus ovatus)

  4. #19

    Re: Spider crabs

    Dicer, that's what I was thinking of when the spider crabs were first mentioned - maybe yours were the japanese variety
    One of the sad signs of our times is that we have demonized those who produce, subsidized those who refuse to produce and canonized those who complain.
    Thomas Sowell

  5. #20
    Ausfish Platinum Member TonyM's Avatar
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    Re: Spider crabs

    I would think that the exact location is kept pretty tight.
    I hope so

    Otherwise I'm sure they wouldn't last long, and that'd be a bummer as they are probably mating....
    Cheers,
    Tony

  6. #21
    Ausfish Platinum Member
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    Re: Spider crabs

    my bet is that the're still there.... probably having a feast on the abalone and mating away like you said. An Infant fishery ? or demise !

  7. #22

    Re: Spider crabs

    Whoops! I understand that the Spider Crabs have landed at Frankstone and have consumed all intelligent life forms.

    Nobody is answering the phone in Frankstone...

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