Where to Catch Blue Crabs

Here is a collection of specific areas to catch blue crabs by region. For location and directions use Google Maps. Be sure to check your local laws to see when and where you can crab and if a license is required.

Connecticut		New Jersey
Deleware		New York
Florida		North Carolina
Louisiana		South Carolina
Maryland		Virginia
Massachusetts

Where to Crab in Connecticut

Clinton
Old Lyme

Where to Crab in Deleware

Rehoboth Bay
Herring Creek
Indian River
Woodland Beach, Smyrna

Where to Crab in Florida

Simpson Creek
Fort Clinch State Park
Anclote River
Indian River
St. Lucie River
Goodland Bay
Ten Thousand Islands
Halifax River
Goat Creek near Sebastian

Where to Crab in Louisiana

Lake Pontchartrain
Grand Isle

Where to Crab in Maryland

Most areas of the Chesapeake Bay
Wye River
Thompson Creek
Rhodes River
Chester River
Gunpowder
Bush River
Kent Narrows

Where to Crab in Massachusetts

Wareham
Weweantic
Agawam

Where to Crab in New Jersey

Manahawkin Bay
Barnegat Bay
Navesink River
Shrewsbury River
Dividing Creek

Where to Crab in New York

Captree
Patchogue
Seaford

Where to Crab in North Carolina

Currituck Sound
Sunset Beach
Holden Beach
Lake Mattamuskeet

Where to Crab in South Carolina

McClellanville
Saint Helena Sound
Murrells Inlet

Where to Crab in Virginia

Chincoteague
Poquoson - Messick Point

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