Frozen Bait Hermit Crabs (6 pack)
Wild-harvested right from the cold, clean waters of coastal Maine, these frozen hermit crabs are a top-tier bait choice. Each vacuum-sealed pack contains six whole hermit crabs, frozen to preserve scent and freshness.
Hermit crabs are a favorite bait for targeting:
Tautog (Blackfish)
Sheepshead
Triggerfish
Redfish
And other crustacean-loving predators
Perfect for bottom rigs and rocky structures, these soft-bodied crabs release an irresistible scent trail once cracked or cut.
-Vacuum-sealed for freshness
-Ships frozen from Maine
-No preservatives or chemicals
Wild-harvested right from the cold, clean waters of coastal Maine, these frozen hermit crabs are a top-tier bait choice. Each vacuum-sealed pack contains six whole hermit crabs, frozen to preserve scent and freshness.
Hermit crabs are a favorite bait for targeting:
Tautog (Blackfish)
Sheepshead
Triggerfish
Redfish
And other crustacean-loving predators
Perfect for bottom rigs and rocky structures, these soft-bodied crabs release an irresistible scent trail once cracked or cut.
-Vacuum-sealed for freshness
-Ships frozen from Maine
-No preservatives or chemicals
Wild-harvested right from the cold, clean waters of coastal Maine, these frozen hermit crabs are a top-tier bait choice. Each vacuum-sealed pack contains six whole hermit crabs, frozen to preserve scent and freshness.
Hermit crabs are a favorite bait for targeting:
Tautog (Blackfish)
Sheepshead
Triggerfish
Redfish
And other crustacean-loving predators
Perfect for bottom rigs and rocky structures, these soft-bodied crabs release an irresistible scent trail once cracked or cut.
-Vacuum-sealed for freshness
-Ships frozen from Maine
-No preservatives or chemicals
A hermit crab without a borrowed shell home! Acadian hermits look more like squat lobsters than crabs.
Tidepool Tim says, "Hermit crabs are a lot of fun to watch and keep in a tank. They're naturally social creatures and are often found in small groups. They're vulnerable without their shell homes, so when they start to outgrow their residence, they keep their eyes out for a new one. They have even been known to help each other look for new shells, and form lines from largest to smallest when a new shell shows up to their environment. They also like to decorate their shells with camouflage and stinging anemones for protection. If you have a hermit crabs, look out for empty shells on the beach to bring home for them!"
