Supplies are provided. Then, if there's anything on the other end, we reel it in. Most people taking the class are on Hilton Head for vacation and participate in the eco-tour once or twice. The crabbing class usually draws a fair share of adults as well as kids. It's really a fun activity.
Adults have as much fun as the kids.
If going out on your own, you'll also need a bucket and a net, which you can get at Wal-Mart or hardware stores. Islanders put the crab in the bucket with a little water, but they don't submerge it. To make a meal out of crabs, you'll need about 10. The only edible crab on Hilton Head is the blue crab, which is actually mostly green, except for the legs. Contact BRG Smoky Mountains for travel information and brochures.