Blue crabs are abundant all along the Jersey coast, and some of the best bets for finding crabs are in tidal creeks and ...

The Winter Dredge Survey also explores how many blue crabs die each winter due to cold water temperatures and low salinity.

Blue crabs comprise the most valuable fishery in the Chesapeake Bay. Maryland harvesters caught nearly $30 million worth of the crabs in 2021, the most recent data posted by the state.

Changes are coming for South Carolina’s crabbing industry as new sustainability-focused regulations are set to take effect ...

Blue crabs comprise the most valuable fishery in the Chesapeake Bay. Maryland harvesters caught nearly $30 million worth of the crabs in 2021, the most recent data posted by the state.

Crabs come in around 5,000 species, of which 4,500 are actual crabs, and 500 are fake crabs. Blue crabs, spider crabs, and snow crabs are a few instances of real crabs.

Blue claw crabs are abundant, with successful crabbing reported in the Navesink River and Mantoloking Bridge. Fresh fish or ...

The  Barnegat Bay area is known to be a great spot for crabbing. Other good locations include Red Bank Marina, Berkeley ...

Landings of blue crab in North Carolina have fluctuated through time but peaked in the late 1990s. In 1996, for example, fishermen caught 65.7 million pounds of blue crab valued at nearly $40 million.

Part 2 of WTOP's Claws and Effect series looks at the competition the Chesapeake Bay blue crab is facing under the water. Click to toggle navigation menu. Headlines; Local News Click to expand menu.