What is the best depth to catch blue crabs?
Chef's answer
10 feetMake sure the depth is no deeper than 10 feet. If you're an inexperienced boater and don't want to venture too deep into the bays, the easiest areas to crab will be right outside the deeper troughs in the estuaries. While these areas will hold plenty of crabs, they will often hold plenty of crabbers as well.
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10 ft.Although salmon will take a fly better in shallow to moderate water (2-8 ft.) versus deep pools (10 ft. +), they become more difficult to catch each passing day if they are not moving up river due to low water conditions..
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The swordfish is commonly observed in surface waters, although it is believed to swim to depths of 2,100 feet (650 m) or greater, where the water temperature may be just above freezing.
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10 feetMake sure the depth is no deeper than 10 feet. If you're an inexperienced boater and don't want to venture too deep into the bays, the easiest areas to crab will be right outside the deeper troughs in the estuaries. While these areas will hold plenty of crabs, they will often hold plenty of crabbers as well.
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