After three days of gusts over 40 knots and almost 8" of rain, the crabbing inside the bay has actually been better. Good? Hah. No, but it seems like the weather shook something loose and the crab are moving around a bit. I heard a few sad reports from the outer bay, not many crab, but snare guys on the beach in the bay were actually catching a few keepers, which is a few more than they were catching. Basically, snaring has gone from no to maybe. Where I come from, "maybe" isn't bad. The beach is mostly gone after the storm, so snaring from the beach got more complicated, as no beach makes it hard to snare from a thing that doesn't exist, but the nubbin of sand that remains is apparently enough. Go nubbins! And, thankfully, the really bad weather this past week was so obviously bad that nobody tried to go crabbing and then died.