kokanee1
10/28/2014 9:25:00 AMSorry to hear about your pot. We always stay near by our pots and don't even go off fishing. Some times they can end up very near deep water when we intended them to be safely with in our ropes length. When the tide comes up they can get pulled or the bouy will go under till the tide goes back out. Other times you hear about pots being stolen or emptied. Had a bouy get pulled under by Anderson shrimping in May thought some one stole it but later when we pulled one of our other pots the bouy came up and we grabbed it. Luck for us we didn't loose it. Now the pots all get extra bouys on them.
bruceka49
10/28/2014 9:44:00 AMI know all about the tides at Nisqually. I live near the boat launch and can see how the tidal change acts like a fast-flowing river there.
I've never pulled a pot as clean as this one, nor had a bait bag opened. It would take an unusual effort to remove a turkey leg through the crab pot.
I don't feed a family with my harvest. It's a sport sort of thing for me. I was very disappointed needless to say.
You obviously know that it's no longer safe to leave a pot in that area.
I've never pulled a pot as clean as this one, nor had a bait bag opened. It would take an unusual effort to remove a turkey leg through the crab pot.
I don't feed a family with my harvest. It's a sport sort of thing for me. I was very disappointed needless to say.
You obviously know that it's no longer safe to leave a pot in that area.
Bilgewater
10/28/2014 10:12:00 AMOccasionally a pot is pulled that contains nothing but two cans of beer.
tom.shaeffer
10/31/2014 6:27:00 AMMan that sucks, I dream of the day i catch someone pulling my pots......im not calling the Gamies or the cops!!!!!! Im dealing with it myself.