Crabbing is a popular pastime in the Peel Region. Whether you’re looking to catch dinner or just a few laughs with friends, crabbing is a great way to spend a day outdoors. Here’s everything you need to know about crabbing in the Peel Region!
For many people, the start of summer means one thing: it’s time to go crabbing! And there’s no better place to go crabbing than Mandurah. Every year, starting on December 1st, the Peel-Harvey Estuary comes alive with blue swimmer crabs. These delicious crabs are perfect for a summer feast, and they’re actually quite easy to catch. The best time to catch them is early in the morning or evening, and you can crab from a boat, a jetty, or even wade into the shallows. So if you’re looking for a fun activity to do with friends or family,Mandurah is the place to be. Just don’t forget to bring your crab pots!
Where to go crabbing
For anyone looking to get their hands on some delicious crab, January is the perfect time to go crabbing. Crabs tend to be full size during this month, making them ideal for a hearty meal. The best times of day for crabbing are early morning and evening, when crabs come into the shallows in search of food. To increase your chances of success, head to one of these recommended spots: Mandjar Bay, Mandurah Estuary, The Peel Inlet-Harvey Estuary by Boundary Island, Sticks Channel, Mandurah Estuary Bridge, or Dawesville Cut. With a little patience and some skill, you’re sure to have a crab-tastic time!
We hope you enjoyed our blog post about crabbing in the peel region. It’s definitely a fun activity to do with friends and family, and the views are unbeatable. If you have any questions about where to go or what gear you need, feel free to leave us a comment below. And don’t forget to share your favourite crabbing spot with us – we’d love to check it out!
If you are more into fishing, read about that here.
