Crab potting kicked off July 1. Washington State Ferries is warning people to keep their crab pots out of the ferry lanes.
Crab potting in the Puget Sound kicked off July 1 and lasts until September 2. Washington State Ferries is warning people to keep their crab pots out of the ferry lanes, please.
“So it’s something we keep an eye on every year at ferries,” Sterling said. “I really want to get the word out, especially the folks you know, on the Fourth of July that might be going out for the first time crabbing, you don’t want to lose your gear, it’s expensive.” “The bigger the boat, the bigger the problem, right? You’re talking six figures at least to get one into drydock,” Sterling said. “And then a lot of work to put that back in the water and with the fleet size that we have now, which is smaller than in years past. We really can’t afford to have boats go out, especially for things that were preventable.”WSF is asking folks, especially new crabbers, not to drop their pots in front of the ferry dock or anywhere near the ferry routes.
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