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Wonderful to have neighbors who have that available! We had a home in SC on the water(scary with storms), we had shrimp in abundance and other salt water fish, not so many lobsters, enjoy!
This is a blue crab caught off our dock in SC, we used turkey necks and stainless steel welding wire on a line & a net. This was caught by my grandson. The crabbing would begin and hour and a half before high tide and up to 2 hours after. We followed the tide tables religiously so that we would be ready at the right time! On a reasonable day we would catch 1 1/2 5-gallon pails full, sometimes two full buckets.
After boiling the crabs three or 4 of us would sit at the kitchen table extracting the meat which was so very good! What we did not eat we would freeze, we always had plenty!