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Windyun 2 Set Foldable Crab Trap with Bait Clip and Orange Braided Line Crab Trap Crabjaw Crab Snare Crab Nets for Crabbing Crab Lobster Fish

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1.Color:Black


  • What You Will Get: the package comes with 2 pieces of black crab traps and 2 pieces of orange braided lines, the traps are approx. 19 x 11 inch/ 48 x 28 cm when unfolded, the lines are approx. 98.43 ft/ 30 m long, 0.16 inch/ 4 mm in diameter, enough for you to use
  • Material: features wire mesh bottom ring for easy bait attachment and improved crab retrieval and removal; Hot dip galvanized coated 24'' wire top ring and 20'' wire mesh bottom ring for corrosion resistance and years of uninterrupted use; Orange braided polyethylene rope and buoys ensure visibility in adverse weather conditions and help you confirm the position of the net crab trap
  • Fishing Net Information: the strong polyethylene net is about 12 inches deep with 1.18 x 2.36 inches mesh to ensure the fishing safety
  • Accessory Use: the bait clip is easy to open to replace or add bait, it can fix the bait inside the crab ring, and the crab ruler helps you measure the size of the crab
  • Multiple Scenario Uses: great crabbing net for catching fish, black crab, rock crab, lobster, small fish, shrimp, crayfish, reptiles, and even catch things you did not expect; Also suitable for surfboards, kayaks, docks and docks; Easy to fold and use, just pull the string on the top to open automatically


Product Description

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Wire mesh ring, durable and corrosion resistant.

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PVC float can help you identify the location of net traps.

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Sturdy poly net with 1.2 x 2.3 inch black mesh for safe fishing.

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jnglb0y
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2024
Took these out day after we got them and caught about 30 blue crabs pretty fun I think they're easier than a chicken leg on a string
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2024
My wife and I have been crabbing off the local piers for a few years now and have had varying degrees of luck using both snares and hoop nets. This design is sort of a cross between the two.Because these are relatively small, they can be cast with a heavy rod & reel, like a snare, allowing one to get away from the pier, But, when retrieved, they close around the crab, rather than just snaring a leg. For casting, I think we'll try some sort of small float above the trap to help ensure that it lands right-side-up. A line is also provided for dropping the traps straight down.All-in-all, I give the inventor credit and, like all aspects of fishing and tackle, it'll be mostly a matter of luck.If, when when the season allows, we have more to add, we'll do an update- hopefully with pictures of success.I think it's a clever design and the build quality seems good.
Harvey T
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2023
The springs on the net are too weak, and they will not open up in the water any longer. I only used it one day, and it’s no longer usable.Not happy at all.