Cooking Crab in a Drift Boat

Ron Wakita of Reliable Guide and Charters had a plan: Let's go catch some Dungeness Crab in the Douglas Channel, cook them on the drift boat while we fish for Chinook (King)Salmon in the Kitimat River. GREAT plan, I said. I cut the video after the crab feast. We did hook into two Chinook but lost them both. We did land a Pink.

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Tags:

• dungeness
• crab
• douglas
• channel
• chinook
• king
• salmon
• kitimat
• river
• bc
• canada
• sport
• fishing

[LiLJohn71088]

ok Change title should be eating crab on drift boat. 1st. you do not show how to cook crab. not one part, 2nd. There is never even A shot of A cooker. But overall Good video

[blugularis]

I want some of that crab!

[414gbg]

Wow nice catch!!!!

Here in Sweden we fish crabs in similar ways.

What do you use for bate inside of the crab-cage?Is it prepared in any certain way? Also, for how long do you leave the cages in the water?

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Here we prefer using rotten fish-guts, which has been left in a bucket of salt and water for a few months at 4-12 degrees Celcius. That stuff makes the crabs go crazy!! The cages are left in the water for a week at a time.

[CavvyStudios]

This video makes me hungry.