Drasry 2PCS Three Entrances Large Crab Traps Portable Collapsible Trap for Crabs Bait Lobster Crawfish Shrimp Fish Net 17.7in x 7.9in (45cm x 20cm)

Very easy to store, light weight. The only negative is the tie off line is very thin. I plan to buy something thicker. I caught quite a few stone crabs (out of season though) and pin fish. I hung the bait bag from the center top drawstring.

works great. Caught a lot of crabs already

I set the traps out in the water with a kayak. I caught one baby blue crab and let it go. And a ton of hermit crabs. We set them all on the beach and let them race to the water

Hadn't had much time to use it, but the times I have, it seems to be of good quality. Just remember to anchor it with a rock or brick if you're crabbing in strong currents.

I was really hopeful for this product and the other version sold on Amazon. It's very easy to transport and deploy. But just as easy as it was for the crabs to get in, it was just as easy as for them to escape once I tried to pull them up. I'll keep trying to use them. I might try to somehow tighten the exits and entrances so theey can stay in better

My spouse and I purchased this 2 pack for our kids to use while staying on the Intercoastal waterway on the NC coast. The traps worked great, and took a fair amount of abuse, as my kids 6 and 9, aren't the most gentle with things. We didn't use the included bait bag, but instead just tossed in the bait (we used chicken gizzards, and frozen mullet) tied the top shut, attached the traps to the cleat on the dock with the supplied rope, and tossed them in. Crabs showed up in the trap within 15 minuets. We also left the traps soaking overnight most nights during the week we visited. So far I haven't noticed any corrosion from the salt water, or any fraying of the netting material the trap is made of. Once we got home I did give them a good rinse down with fresh water, but they are still in great condition, and I'm sure they will accompany us on the next several trips to the beach.In the traps, we caught Blue Crabs, small hermit crabs, and a Stone Crab. We also would get the occasional Pinfish in the traps when we left them soaking overnight.Removing the crabs from the traps was the only slightly challenging part, as they had a tendency to hang on to the netting, but we found that opening the top of the trap, turning it upside down and lightly dropping it on the dock would shake them loose. As we were only doing catch and release, the crabs would make it to the end of the dock and fall back into the water if left alone. We did get a cheap pair of tongs to handle the crabs with, and they worked ok, although the previous method of "dumping them out" was much faster, and we'd just picked up the leftover bait with the tongs and put it back into the trap.I highly recommend these traps, especially if you have inquisitive kids.

I like the design and layout. But it could have been fine w just 2 doors. My main concern is If these will hold up under use.These were almost the only ones on Amazon w correct crab trap technique.But this nylon is less than 3/8. If u ever catch crab u know how rough they hold onto metal. My thinking is they might tear this up EZ.I do like how these can spring open and have clips to shut flat.

My daughter caught 3-4 small fish in a nearby lake. We put some bait inside like sausage, shrimp, beef jerky, minnow,...

Best crab trap we own so far. Caught lots of crabs. Best purchase!

Too easy for crab to get out. But it is very compact and easy to use