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Crab trap floats found on beaches can be identified by their markings. Float colors and numbering formats can sometimes indicate their origin. Beachcombers walking along the Texas coast often find ...

So next time you spot a crab trap float on the beach, take a closer look. The letters and numbers on it might just tell you an interesting story about its journey and the fishery it once belonged to.

South Florida, it’s that time of year again. Stone crabs will be back in season beginning on Tuesday, Oct. 15. The season, which runs from Oct. 15 through May 1, is a busy time for fishermen all ...

- Legal gear: Stone crab trap (maximum five traps per person), dip or landing net. - Illegal gear: Any device that can puncture, crush or injure the crab body, such as spears, grains, grabs, hooks or ...

It didn’t do the stone crab industry any favors, either. Oct. 15 marks the annual start of stone crab season in Florida, which runs through May 15, 2025.

As Florida’s stone crab season begins on Tuesday, Oct. 15, the double-whammy of back-to-back hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico may cause stone-crab prices to jump.

When stone crabs are pulled from the traps (usually every seven to 10 days during the season), only legal-sized claws are broken off, and the crabs are returned to the water.

Many people know Joe’s Stone Crab in Miami, but what many might not know is the bulk of their fresh stone crab claws come from across the state. Crabbers on the Gulf Coast harvest more than ...

The easiest way to catch crabs is to bait a crab pot and let it soak for a few hours. Retrieve the pot and it is full of crabs. Open the large hatch and dump the crabs into the best fishing cooler.

While stone crab often is priced per claw at Palm Beach restaurants — with colossal claws easily costing more than $50 per claw — Café Boulud serves five large claws in an appetizer with ...