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钓螃蟹地点及须知
钓螃蟹地点及须知:
通俗说:1、要有效的tidal waters sport fishing licence
2、会识别螃蟹公、母
3、温哥华常见的是Dungeness crab,只能留下尺寸大于165mm公蟹(其它需马上放生),每日只可留4只。
4、不要在限制区钓
5、要有Crab Caliper(量蟹尺)
6、合适的钓蟹笼。
Crabs and Crabbing
Crabbing is popular among sport fishers, as traps can easily be dropped from a boat or from the end of a dock or from shore. Anglers must possess a valid tidal waters sport fishing licence to catch crabs.
Check with the Fisheries and Oceans Canada office nearest to where you intend to harvest for crab closures and check the area you wish to crab in for limits.
For information regarding the type of trap that can be used to harvest crabs please visit the Gear web page.
Effective April 1, 2007, you may not have female crab in your possession. This means that you must return any female crab that you catch immediately to the waters from which it was taken and in a manner that causes the least harm. (FN0155)
Line drawing illustrating male and female crabs
Photo of measuring crab using caliper deviceCrabs must be measured immediately and undersized crabs released immediately.
Dungeness crab must be at least 165 mm in width. Redrock crab must measure at least 115 mm. A crab is measured in a straight line through the widest part of the carapace, or shell, from outside the points. Harvesters are advised to measure crabs using a caliper device.
It is prohibited to have in one's possession shelled or shucked crab, except at a person's place of ordinary residence. See the glossary for a definition of "ordinary residence".
For more information about crabbing, consult the Sport Fishing Guidelines for Crab brochure.
CRAB WATCH PROGRAMCartoon illustration of person in a black cloak and hat spying on a crab
At some provincial parks, a crab watch program has been put into effect to protect undersized crabs. By harvesting only legal size crabs, the breeding stock is protected.
Most crabs mature after four years and breed at least once before they reach legal size.
Report violators by calling 604-607-4186 in Vancouver, or the toll-free Observe, Record and Report number: 1-800-465-4336. |
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