Chicken necking off a pier, dock or bridge. Bait-lock pin holds the neck on, weighted sinker, no rod or reel needed

• 3 Ready-to-Use Throw Lines: Three complete 30 ft cotton hand lines, each pre-tied to a wire frame with a stainless steel bait-lock pin and a sinker. Unwind, load the bait and drop it. No rod, reel or rigging needed, and three lines cover more of the pier than one.
• Bait-Lock Pin Holds Up to 3 Necks: Skewer chicken necks or legs on the stainless pin and close the latch. The bait stays on while crabs feed, so you are not rebaiting after every bite. The pin takes about 3 inches of bait.
• Soft 36 lb Cotton Cord: Cotton grips well when wet and is easy on bare hands, including kids' hands. Rated to 36 lb, plenty for lifting a blue crab slowly to the surface and into your net.
• 30 ft of Line on a 1.3 oz Weighted Frame: Enough for docks, bulkheads, bridges and high pier railings from the Chesapeake to the Gulf. The weight takes the bait to the bottom and holds it in light current. Wind the line back onto the frame to store it.
• How to Use and Care: Drop the bait to the bottom, wait for the line to tug, then lift slowly and net the crab before it reaches the surface. Rinse with fresh water and dry before storing, since cotton can mildew if packed wet. Designed by AirFly in San Francisco. Patent pending. 1-year warranty.

The AirFly cotton crab throw line is the simple way to catch blue crab from a pier, dock or bridge. Each line is 30 feet of soft 36 lb cotton cord on a wire frame with a stainless steel bait-lock pin and a sinker. Skewer up to three chicken necks or legs on the pin, close the latch and drop it to the bottom. The pin holds the bait while crabs feed, so you are not rebaiting after every bite. This listing is the 3 pack: three complete lines, so you can cover more of the pier or rebait one while the others soak. When the line tugs, lift slowly and slip a net under the crab before it reaches the surface. Cotton grips well when wet and is easy on bare hands, including kids' hands, and 30 feet is enough for docks, bulkheads, bridges and high pier railings. Made for blue crabbing from the Chesapeake and Delaware Bay down the Carolinas and Georgia to Florida and the Gulf. Rinse the lines with fresh water and dry them before storing, since cotton can mildew if packed wet. Check your state's license, size and catch limits before you go, as they vary by season. Designed by AirFly in San Francisco. Patent pending. Backed by a 1-year manufacturer warranty.

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