Maryland’s blue crab season, which runs until December 15 in the Chesapeake Bay and until December 31 in the Atlantic Ocean and its coastal bays, accounts for over 50% of total U.S. blue crab ...

Crabbing takes a diverse set of skills, he says, from building boats and traps to fixing ... large quantities of Rusty Crabs’ catch will head north to Maryland, a blue crab hotbed, which turns ...

Kansas has its barbecue, New Orleans is the epicenter for Cajun cooking, and for Maryland, it's cooked blue crabs. Long before colonists and settlers arrived on the Maryland shores, the indigenous ...

but they are also easy enough to whip up for a weeknight dinner. Authentic Maryland crab cakes are made with blue crab meat.

And here, crabs aren't anything without Old Bay seasoning, an 18-spice recipe purchased by Baltimore-based McCormick & Co. in 1990. The Maryland blue crab (which turns a red-orange when steamed ...

During a season in which two of its mainstays and perennial faces of the franchise achieved milestones within the same week in late July, the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs failed to capitalize on ...

Baited blue crab pots are known to trap and drown terrapins, while fleets of traps are capable of steadily removing ... which require bycatch reduction devices on recreational and commercial pots, and ...

Geoff Pontes runs through the list of minor leaguers who logged the highest swinging-strike rates on their changeups in 2024. The 24-year-old Mets sensation continues to be a bright spot for New ...

Poachers and commercial traders target these turtles for trade as pets — and for their meat. But one of the greatest threats of all is needless drownings in blue crab traps. Lured in by bait, ...

These crustaceans have been misnamed for two reasons: First, they’re not true crabs, like blue crabs ... which lures even more crabs into a death trap.

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