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Sea King
Casting Crab Trap – Sea King Collapsible Casting Trap with Rope & Bait Bag
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Danielson
Danielson Square Deluxe Crab Trap
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Aqua Pacific
Octagon Crab Trap – Heavy-Duty 31" x 31" x 10" Crab Pot
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Pacific
Pacific 24" Folding Square Crab Trap – Top Door Steel Crab Pot
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Pacific 30" Round Rigid Crab Trap – Heavy-Duty Steel Crab Pot
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Prawn Trap Stackable Pacific Round 28"
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The Harbour Chandler
Sea King Large Folding Crab Trap – Stainless Steel Collapsible Crab Trap
Sale price $2995 CAD Regular price $6499Unit price /Unavailable
Frequently Asked Questions
Crab & Prawn Traps Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the difference between crab traps and prawn traps?
Crab traps are typically larger with wider entrances designed for species like Dungeness crab, while prawn traps are smaller and use bait jars to attract shrimp and prawns.
Q. What bait should I use for crab and prawn traps?
Oily fish like herring, salmon carcasses, and sardines work well for both crab and prawns, as they release strong scent trails in the water.
Q. How long should I leave traps in the water?
Crab traps are often soaked for 1–3 hours, while prawn traps are usually left overnight to maximize catch.
Q. Do I need a licence to use crab or prawn traps in BC?
Yes, a valid tidal waters fishing licence is required in British Columbia, and you must follow local regulations for trap limits and marking requirements.
Q. Where can I use crab and prawn traps on Vancouver Island?
Popular areas include sheltered bays, harbours, and deeper channels where crab and prawns are commonly found.



























