The California Department of Fish and Wildlife said Friday that commercial and recreational Dungeness crab fishers can no longer use conventional traps in parts of the California coast.

From crispy lumpia to creamy macaroni salad, these dishes celebrate the sweetness and versatility of South Florida’s favorite crustacean.

Today we have a slightly different episode, as we're not technically 'fishing', but instead crabbing! We're geared up with a very simple setup as we aim to catch ourselves some blue crabs. We talk ...

In a world where “all-you-can-eat” often means “all the mediocre food you can tolerate,” finding a place that offers ...

Gather around everyone because today we are ranking the best tasting crab on earth. These extremely unserious and infallible crab rankings have been ...

Vacationing on the coast comes with many amazing benefits, and that's especially true for seafood lovers. Here's where to go on your next trip in the U.S.

In Northern California, the tradition of winter crab feeds, which started after the Gold Rush, endures in crustaceans feasts attended by thousands. Credit... Supported by By Laura M. Holson Reporting ...

The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission has voted to deny a petition to implement a sweeping new set of rules around the deployment of gear used in Dungeness crab fishing. Conservationists are ...

Jo Ann Bass, the matriarch of Joe's Stone Crab, a century-old family restaurant that leveraged the claws of a ubiquitous local crustacean in becoming a Miami Beach institution, not unlike the ...