Maryland may cut the crab harvest by up to 40 percent to help restore the population in the Chesapeake Bay.
To reduce the female crab harvest, crabbers may be limited in the number of bushels they can harvest, the size of the crabs or the times they can harvest, according to draft management options released Wednesday from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.
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