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How to make snood? - Blue Crab Forum How to make snood?I've found that when doing things myself for the first time, instructions are helpful but videos or watching someone do it step by step are invaluable Try Youtube I'm not sure if there are any snood making videos on there but i would bet the tip of my right pinky nail that there is I was watching videos just the other day on how to bind your own carpets Trips Bushels
Using a trotline to catch blue crabs One end of the snood is tied to the main line and the other end is tied to the bait Many watermen still prefer to use snoods, although they use special stainless-steel clips to fasten the snoods to the main line The photos below show how easy it is to attach a snood to the main line using a 3-inch mini clip
Snood vs Non Snood - Page 2 - bluecrab. info Snood vs Non Snood - Page 2mdtrotliner Guest Logged Re: Snood vs Non Snood #21 April 07, 2010, 03:01:56 PM Quote from: Crabbyd on April 07, 2010, 02:59:22 PM 4' on most of my lines well that plays a big part in that thats about 340 baits to do in 25 minutes i can see why you cant do it in 25 minutes i bet that takes you upwards of 45 doesnt it
Snood - Fuel Line Size I'm going to go purchase the fuel line for my 1 8" Bungi snoods Should I use 3 16" or 1 4" ID fuel line? I've searched this forum and it appears that the 1 4" ID is used a lot by commercial crabbers Is the 1 4" fine or does it hold the bait too loosely?