
moderate
2–5+ days
Moderate fitness needed for standing and handling crab pots on boat decks, and occasional wading if bayside crabbing is involved.
Explore the thrill of harvesting Dungeness crab along the stunning coasts of Oregon and California. This multi-day crabbing trip offers scenic ocean views, expert guidance, and the chance to catch some of the Pacific Northwest’s most prized seafood.
All Ages • 2 Day Minimum • Can accommodate 4 to 6 People depending on body of water
Experience the thrill of crabbing along the stunning coasts of Oregon and California! With Oregon's ocean crabbing available from December to October and year-round bay crabbing, plus California's seasonal opportunities, this adventure offers unique moments and the chance to catch delicious seafood in breathtaking coastal settings.
Experience the thrill of crabbing along the stunning coasts of Oregon and California! With Oregon's ocean crabbing available from December to October and year-round bay crabbing, plus California's seasonal opportunities, this adventure offers unique moments and the chance to catch delicious seafood in breathtaking coastal settings.
Ensure you have the correct crabbing license from Oregon or California authorities before your trip begins.
Pace yourself for changing coastal weather conditions with warm layers and reliable rain protection.
Use sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses to protect yourself during sunny stretches on the water.
Wear non-slip footwear to safely maneuver on wet boat decks during your outing.
Dungeness crab fishing has been a vital part of the West Coast economy and culture for over a century, supporting coastal communities from California to Oregon.
The crabbing industry follows regulated seasons and size limits to ensure sustainable populations and healthy marine ecosystems.
Protects against coastal rain and ocean spray during cooler months.
fall specific
Allows you to stay comfortable through fluctuating coastal temperatures.
Provides traction and safety on wet surfaces aboard the boat.
Required by law for crabbing in both Oregon and California waters.