
Lyle, one of our Crab Masters and Private Crab Clinic party. The Clinic provides Oregon’s crabbing regulations, harvest methods, location of the five (5) local crabbing docks, and live demonstrations.
Meet at the agreed time at 82 Siletz Hwy, Lincoln City, OR. for twenty (20) minutes to cover the following subjects:
Warning: There is a parking problem at the beach, so please be willing to share a ride with other attendees
Subjects to be covered at the beach
During the thirty (30) minutes Crab catching session, we WILL catch a lot of crabs, but none may be “Keepers.” If we have caught “Keepers,” we clean and cook for the attendees.
We will arrange to clean and cook any Crab @ $2.50/crab
To reserve a Private Clinic at your requested time … $25 … Call 541-765-2109 … No limit to the group size
Crab Licenses .. Annual Oregon State Resident = $10 … Three Day Out of State Resident = $20
Crabbers can use up to three crab devices per license for 24 hours daily.
We will arrange to clean and cook your Crab @ $2.50/crab

Round Crab Max chicken stike only Trap rental package for 24 hours … $50 .… Three (3) Round Crab Max type of Traps, a Bucket, and a Crab gauge.
We do offer Free Crab Clinic to reserve a spot at a Free Crab Clinic and for Dates of Free Clinics … CLICK HERE
The clinics are conducted in Lincoln City, Depoe Bay, or Newport. The location will change depending on the rain, tides, weather, and the number of people registered.
The Crab Trap consists of two metal netted 12″ sides. When lying flat, it takes the shape of a circle 24″ X 24″. It can be used from the beach. Since it is small, it is excellent for children to use from a dock. It can also be used in a limited-space kayak, crab cat, or boat.

When pulled, the two sides lift up, creating walls and pushing all the crabs to the center.
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The Crab Trapper is made locally in Lincoln City, Oregon, and costs $50. It includes a bucket and Crab Gauge.

Gloves
Gloves prevent jellyfish stings from tentacles wrapped around your rope and alleviate some of the pain of handling crabs.
Undersized males, females, and unwanted red rock crabs must be immediately released unharmed.
Crabs may not be mutilated, so sex, size, or species cannot be determined before landing. Mutilated crabs may not be transported across state waters.
No holding pots, holding devices, or live boxes are allowed in the ocean. Pots, devices, or live boxes in bays and estuaries cannot retain more than 24 Dungeness and 48 red rock crabs per container.
Other Options
Kayak Touring … Click Here
Wildlife Photogenic Paradise … Click Here
Family\Group Touring …. Click Here
Salmon Fishing … Click Here
Crabbing … Click Here

Cooking hours – 8am – Dark (by Reservation Only)
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