Description
The CrabHawk crab catcher has a stainless steel frame and axel covered with nylon netting and is perfect for casting from your rod & reel. It has an 60 pound test, monofilament harness with a heavy duty swivel.
$29.99
The CrabHawk crab catcher has a stainless steel frame and axel covered with nylon netting and is perfect for casting from your rod & reel. It has an 60 pound test, monofilament harness with a heavy duty swivel.
Grant –
Superior in quality when compared to any other folding trap that I have seen.
Great price. Super durable and won’t flop inside out when filled with crabs
like cheap knockoffs will.
Scott Preciado –
Yes, these are by far a better product. A great crabbing method from a dock or a break water.
But they are priced out of range. I know the knock offs are $17 to $22, but that is ridiculous as well.
I started using these when you could find them in stores at $9 to $12. I would even go as high as $20.
The problem with the pricing is that you are going to loose at least one trap every time you crab with these.
They are designed to cast from a fishing pole. They are much better than ring nets, but they still get caught. You will loose
them way before the spring’s give out. Thirty bucks is just too much to spend knowing you will loose at least one net every time you go crabbing. When I loose one of these it hurts. When I loose a knock off, it does not hurt as bad and they still get the job done. If you dropped your price, you would sell a lot more. This is just one man’s opinion. One man who has sworn by this method and products for 18 years.