Awesome. On the east coast we don’t have as many deep grass flats. So we target them in the channels. Learn something new every day. Love eating those things. I have friends that dive the bridges with kayaks and load up in an hour or too.

Hey Nic,

Just as there are many different depths and areas to catch a snook, same goes for stone crabs. The reason we did the 4-10 foot grass flats is because almost anyone can do it. Meaning, there are many more easily accessible (and findable) places in Florida that have grass flats than there are deep water areas with rocky bottoms. You can even use a kayak to drop the traps off on the flats. And you would be shocked at how many stone crabs we have eaten that were plucked from the west coast Florida flats. Thanks for commenting bro.