By the early 1980s Alaskan king crabs were so popular that 200,000 pounds were caught annually – driving the price up to about $27 per pound today. Russian king crab, ...

SEATTLE -- The Costco king-crab legs are thick and meaty. But the real lure is the price: At $10.99 per pound, they are a quick sell to holiday-season shoppers. Crabbers from Puget Sound near ...

Meet the people risking their lives to catch king crab up in the far reaches of Alaska. Modified on December 18, 2017 , Published on December 13, 2017. ... pushing it underwater with Jansen inside.

By the early 1980s Alaskan king crabs were so popular that 200,000 pounds were caught annually – driving the price up to about $27 per pound today. Russian king crab, ...

Go to Joe’s Stone Crab in D.C. for an order of those sweet, luxurious crab legs and you’re likely to have palpitations: $199.95 for 1½ pounds of king crab. King crab is served chilled with ...

SEATTLE -- Sticker shock has landed at the fish counter and restaurant table for customers ordering Alaskan king crab and snow crab, both of which are seeing some of the highest prices in years.