Red king crab
It is most abundant in the North Pacific Ocean and also in the Sea of Okhotsk. In the twentieth century, Kamchatka crabs were released into the Barents Sea and by the beginning of the twenty-first century they had already spread widely in the waters off Norway. They prefer soft bottoms and depths of two meters or more. The color of the king crab shell is brown with purple spots on the sides and yellow-white underneath. It is not called a king crab for nothing. The legs of the largest specimens can be almost 2 meters long and weigh 13 kg.
Habitats
Current baits / lures
Norwegian Sea
Sorvik
Fisk V1 175-09
Soft plastic lures
Lynns
Lynns Minnow 80-001
Soft plastic lures
Handmade
Foam-rubber fish 003
Soft plastic lures
Handmade
Foam-rubber fish 002
Soft plastic lures
Handmade
Foam-rubber fish 001
Soft plastic lures
Syberia
Real Minnow 4-002
Soft plastic lures
Express Fishing
Super Minnow 6 CLR-C
Soft plastic lures
Red Man tackles
Tiny Fish 4-006
Soft plastic lures
Jax
Bond 125-01
Pilkers
Jax
Bond 70-11
Pilkers
Kriger Fish
Hunter 1000-5
Pilkers
Kriger Fish
Hunter 300-5
Pilkers
Kraken
Jiggmeister DC 1000
Pilkers
Kraken
Jiggmeister DC 110
Pilkers
Kraken
Jiggmeister DC 175
Pilkers
Kraken
Jiggmeister DC 250
Pilkers
Kraken
Jiggmeister DC 75
Pilkers
Zeiman
Lurker 100-03
Pilkers
Zeiman
Lurker 100-04
Pilkers
Zeiman
Lurker 100-05
Pilkers
Zeiman
Lurker 100-07
Pilkers
Zeiman
Lurker 100-08
Pilkers
Zeiman
Lurker 200-07
Pilkers
Sorvik
Stor Fisk L33-750 #1
Giant shads
Sorvik
Stor Fisk M25-600 #5
Giant shads
Sorvik
Stor Fisk M25-600 #7
Giant shads
Sorvik
Stor Fisk M25-600 #8
Giant shads
Red Man tackles
Flying worm 140 - 08
Silicon sea worms
No brand
Large fillet - Saithe
Fillet
No brand
Lugworm
Marine bait