Ready to crack into some Florida stone crabs? Customers have some claws for optimism ... those shortfalls weren’t big enough to affect prices. Even so, confidence about his potential crab ...

according to the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission. Traditionally served with a mustard dipping sauce, stone-crab claws come in size classifications: medium, large, jumbo and colossal.

Commercially available stone crab claws are all harvested in Florida. “The crabbers steam ... which are between $20 and $23 a pound and large claws which can be $24 to $30 a pound.

Fresh Florida stone crab claws are back in stock ... a pound of medium claws is $30 ($55 for two pounds). A pound of large claws is $45 ($85 for two pounds). The jumbos and colossal claws are ...

Otherwise, large claws at Henry’s ... Shortening the season is part of an effort to strengthen Florida’s stone-crab fishery and turn the tide on what has been a significant long-term decline ...

Stone crab, officially called Florida stone crab ... Their bodies are relatively small, but their claws are quite large – in fact, claws are the only part of the crab that’s eaten.

Florida stone crab season, which kicked off Oct. 15 and ... At the retail market, opening prices on medium claws were $29.99, while large claws were $39.99 and jumbos were $59.99.

Jeff's daughters, Reese and Ashlyn, with part of their big recent haul of stone crabs ... do's and don'ts from Florida’s Fish and Wildlife Commission, you’re buying your claws and then ...

Florida’s waters are blessed with an abundance ... before delivering a platter of large stone crab claws (on menus across Miami, claws are usually priced according to size: medium, large ...

Not sure of all the rules and regulations regarding stone crabs? We got you covered on all things stone crabs, as well as the recent changes from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

South Florida’s stone crab ... claws will hit fish markets, wholesalers and restaurant menus as soon as Wednesday, the morning after crabbing vessels are allowed to pull traps by state law. Yet ...