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borce is an alpha male. makes sense lmao

That's what I said lol

I knoww it was so cute 🥰😂

Absolutely Brian, its a great experience. You should get out there and remind yourself in person :)

Thanks Brad :)

Jesus Thanks man

It absolutely is... whenever visibility is good its too fun. When visibility is 2feet thats a different story 😄

Ling COD absolutely. Its challenging but very rewarding. Start practicing :)

ScareCro Absolutely but it depends on the day. Sometimes it takes 30 minutes, other times it might take 1-2 hours. So worth it tho.

@@borce32 - That's awesome, do you ever see any kind of "bio-mass" when you dive or are they just kind of scattered around like that most of the time?

ScareCro not really. They are scattered all over.

Thanks for the sub Nico. Yes its a blast getting in the water and taking them by hand :)

Hey Ethan, I would definitely not just grab some gear and hop into the ocean. Do you have any experience with freediving? First thing I would do is take a freediving beginner class. Even going down 10-15 feet has big risks and I want to see you stay safe. I would start slow with some practice in a pool and work your way up to a lake and then the ocean.

@@borce32 Yes, I've been spearfishing and free diving for a couple years now. I just meant tips specifically for crabbing lol! That's definitely good advice though.

Ethan I would hit Netarts to start with. You can see where the boats are and it should give you an idea where some of the crab are. Preferably go on low tide for a shallower dive. I’d use a dive float to make sure boats see you and you stay safe.

@@borce32 This is awesome. Thanks so much and hope to see you out there one day!

stanf9898 yeah it was cool to see. Its mainly the females when they are laying eggs.

@@borce32 Ahh. I see. I've only grabbed one Dungeness diving. I got a little freaked out handling it but watching your hind leg approach looks to take any worries out of it. I pinned it with the spear gun and got it that way. Thanks for spreading the knowledge.

stanf9898 yup absolutely. With Dungeness crab you can grab their back legs and they can’t pinch you so you’re safe. Gotta be careful with rock crab though since they can reach all the way back and they can pinch you so normally I just grab them by the claws. Keep up the hard work man, next time you see a dungie you’ll know what to do 🙂

Limit here at the time was 12 crab. This is also multiple days and I’m crabbing with multiple people. I used to limit out most days I would go out but now I only take 2-3 crab.

Awesome to hear, I’ve helped lots of fishermen unhook their line or pull in their stuck crab pots. We like to help out whenever we get a chance. The ocean is a beautiful place and there is plenty or room for everyone.

Yeah I definitely do so if you come up let me know and we can get a dive in together. The surf and conditions have been rough last few weeks tho so we need to pay attention to that too.

Jack Hallam this is at Netarts Bay

@@borce32 Thanks for sharing! What conditions give you clarity like this? I don't think I've ever seen Netars clear like that.

David Bryan its so unpredictable that I still have not figured it out. So many factors to consider and yet when you think it’s a perfect day, the visibility will be awful.

Jack Hallam wow

@@borce32 thanks for the tip as well! I'm going to visit Oregon for some diving next summer, and I definitely want to try this out!

kickyouinhalf awesome you should definitely do it. Tons of fun. Be safe tho!

Ben Geis all good mate :)

Liu Xuan to be honest its extremely hard to find the right conditions for a good visibility day. I’ve gone out on days where I expect good visibility and its complete crap. I’ve also experienced the opposite. What I normally look for is a small tide change, and low energy in the surf/swells. Its really hard to predict the visibility tho.

Borce Atanasov Thanks for the tip！I will go try my luck😂

Hey Birds, I do not sell them. I actually only do it for personal consumption.

@Birds_of_Dander - Just a heads up, it's illegal to sell part or all of a fish, crab, or game animal you've personally caught or harvested to another individual with only a standard recreational licence. This is *especially* true regarding wild game species like deer, turkeys, elk, water foul, upland game, etc... However, you can get a highly regulated commerical fishing licence that will let you sell certain certain species of fish and shellfish, bu I think they're pretty pricy. Just remember to properly tag your recreational hunting/fishing game. Obey state regulations. Have fun, and be safe! On a side note, you can give part of your catch away to other people. But usually it needs to have been processed back at the home of the harvester before you can give any of it away.

Terence Kwong you can keep 12 per person.

DANNY VU Yes... one of my friends forgot his bottoms and dove without them. Other than the fact that his legs were cold and we laughed our ass off you can do it. Depends on how tough you are and how cold the water is. We were in 50 degree water.

Liu Xuan I launch depending on the tide. If its incoming I get in by the mouth of the bay, if its outgoing I get in by the boat ramp and float down.

Borce Atanasov Thank you ！So this area is west side of boat ramp？

Mukilteo was my hometown - now I go back with a kayak and it's not hard to catch more than you need. They've relocated the ferry terminal there, so that spot would be perfect to try diving for crab.

Sam Fisher at this particular spot you dont need to dive deeper than 15-20 feet

I normally use a 5mm or 7mm open cell however. Its much warmer than a closed cell and makes a seal with your skin. Sometimes even 7mm is overkill haha

Семейный канал it works great. I got it at a local dive shop. Perfect for clams or crab.

Sharks are cool yo and also one of the most misunderstood animals. They will leave you alone generally. Pro tip : if you see a shark don't panic and start flailing around like an injured fish. Just make eye contact with it so that it knows you see it and should it actually be after you as a snack just maintain eye contact and they generally go away. Sharks are beautiful creatures and I hope the possibility of them being present doesn't prevent you from going out and having fun :)

Dungenness are bigger and they are purple/orange. Rock crab are dark red so they are easy to tell apart

Rick Knight yes open cell 7mm. I also have a 5mm and a 3.5mm in case I go to different spots with different water temperatures.

Jaime Its super shallow. Max depth of 15-20feet

This was in Netarts

Jeffro 503 yes thats my floatline. I dont use any help, just a simple J snorkel. If you need any other help just reach out to me I’lll be glad to help :)

@@borce32 Thanks Borce! I myself also fish / crab at Barview. Once I can get familiar with how things are done in salt water and all the do's and dont's I'd love to hook up with you for some diving. They it's definitely safer with at least two people , and right now I don't know anyone who dives.

@@borce32 Hey Borce ( Bryce? ) Can I ask , do you remember about how deep you were crabbing at Netart's this day? I'm guessing maybe 12' - 15' with the amount of light you had down there?

Jeffro 503 yes sir, it was depths between 10 and 20ft at most. Also my name is pronounced (Bor-Chay) :)

@@borce32 Aha , got it. Thanks again man! And keep up the great work on your videos. Inspiring for sure!

zach joyce He said in another comment it’s Netarts Bay

w00borg freediving

Its in between. Usually from outgoing to ingoing or other way around. Usually I’m not too picky for crabbing but for spearfishing I always fish high tide

@@borce32 Nice! I appreciate the reply. Just signed up for a freediving class with ODC and am almost done amassing gear. My one trick pony surf perch days are over .

Mr D that one is a 7mm

@@borce32 thanks!

Mr D anytime. I also have the same wetsuit in a 5mm that I use in fall, spring, and summer.

@@borce32 nice! What brand and style do you prefer? I've been using dry suit, but thinking of investing in a nice wet.

Mr D I love my Cressi Tracina. I have the same wetsuit in a 5mm and 7mm. Super comfortable and warm.

welcome to oregon

Edward Elk very rare in that bay. Its a very shallow bay and secluded. Sharks dont make their way in there.

@@borce32 oh idk. i got fear of shark. do you think sanfransisco bay have lot of shark? cuz iam crabbing there and would love to dive for crab some times.

Edward Elk I have no clue, I’ve never been down there so I’d ask around some freedivers that dive there