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Blue Crab Information for First Timers......
by Tmcintyre
Me and my husband went to the beach and caught some blue crabs and immediately put them in an ice chest full of ice. They have been on ice, now, for about 5 hours. Do you think it is still ok to eat them even if they are dead? If not, next time we go out, what is the best way to keep them alive throughout our fishing trip and the two hour drive home?
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