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[QUOTE=Daryl Corona;254525]
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Originally Posted by Dean Romig
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Wow! You boys sure made short work of those crabs!!!
I'm not sure but I think we killed 3 maybe 4 dozen plus 1 soft crab.
There is nothing better to introduce an out-of-towner to than the sweet Maryland blue crab especially in Sept. when they fatten up in preparation for their trip down the bay to hibernate. I think they liked them.
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We had Louis there ! He was our anchor man!!
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