Whether you want to catch some crabs for bait or for food, chicken necking is often the simplest, easiest way to stock your cooler full of these cantankerous crustaceans. Ready for some KISS crab catching?
Simple, right? You bet it is. In fact, the toughest part about chicken necking is trying not to get pinched. Those crabs are uber-feisty, and once they’re in a net or cooler will do everything they can to exact some vengeance. Still, catching some crabs is well worth the effort. Some folks enjoy eating them, and some people use crab chunks to tempt species like red or black drum, sheepshead, pompano, and other species. Either way, chicken necking is just about the easiest (and least expensive) way to get ’em.
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