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I was up in Rhode River early this season and don't remember the crab pots being any more a problem there than anywhere else. Things could easily have changed since I was there though.
I just passed through the entrance to the West River two days ago. The crab pots are just showing up in force. The good news is that the 'float free' zone for the channel is apparently in effect and with DNR floating markers in place.
The real good news is almost the entire MD portion of the Bay is absolutely 'swimming' with migrating small/teeny crabs. The early predictions of a very good crab harvest seem to becoming correct ..... yum.
Yes, but only after you clear the line wrapped around your prop shaft, and that means swimming with the jellyfish....
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