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Stone crabs are back!

Kelly Ellis, manager of Kelly's Fish House in downtown Naples, hauls in a load of stone crabs after the first catch of stone crab season on Saturday evening. Tristan Spinsk/Staff

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Kelly Ellis, manager of Kelly's Fish House in downtown Naples, hauls in a load of stone crabs after the first catch of stone crab season on Saturday evening. Tristan Spinsk/Staff

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  • Wally Weatherholt, left, helps David Dukes, center, and Dennis Canfield, right, all of Naples, unload the first catch of stone crab season at Kelly's Fish House in downtown Naples on Saturday evening. Sue Canfield, Dennis Canfield's mother (not pictured), said her son has been stone crabbing since he was seven years old, and now works with her brother, Albert Canfield (not pictured), who has been stone crabbing for over 40 years. Sue Canfield said it's a family tradition for her to wait at the docks on the opening day of stone crab season and welcome home her son and brother after crabbing all day. Tristan Spinsk/Staff
  • Fresh stone crabs at Kelly's Fish House in downtown Naples after the first catch of stone crab season on Saturday evening. Tristan Spinsk/Staff
  • Kelly Ellis, manager of Kelly's Fish House in downtown Naples, hauls in a load of stone crabs after the first catch of stone crab season on Saturday evening. Tristan Spinsk/Staff
  • Dennis Canfield, left, and his uncle, Albert Canfield, both of Naples return to the docks with the first catch of stone crab season at Kelly's Fish House in downtown Naples on Saturday evening. Sue Canfield, not pictured, Dennis Canfield's mother, said her son has been stone crabbing since he was seven years old, and now works with her brother, Albert Canfield, who has been stone crabbing for over 40 years. Sue Canfield said it's a family tradition for her to wait at the docks on the opening day of stone crab season and welcome home her son and brother after crabbing all day. Tristan Spinsk/Staff
  • John Brown, of Naples, cleans off his boat after the first catch of stone crab season to Kelly's Fish House in downtown Naples on Saturday evening. Tristan Spinsk/Staff
  • Keith Ellis processes a fresh load of stone crabs at Kelly's Fish House in downtown Naples after the first catch of stone crab season on Saturday evening. Tristan Spinsk/Staff
  • Scenes from Kelly's Fish House in downtown Naples after the first catch of stone crab season on Saturday evening. Tristan Spinsk/Staff
  • Dennis Canfield, of Naples, weighs the first catch of stone crab season at Kelly's Fish House in downtown Naples on Saturday evening. Sue Canfield, not pictured, Dennis Canfield's mother, said her son has been stone crabbing since he was seven years old, and now works with her brother, Albert Canfield, not pictured, who has been stone crabbing for over 40 years. Sue Canfield said it's a family tradition for her to wait at the docks on the opening day of stone crab season and welcome home her son and brother after crabbing all day. Tristan Spinsk/Staff
  • Dennis Canfield, center, of Naples, unloads the first catch of stone crab season at Kelly's Fish House in downtown Naples on Saturday evening. Sue Canfield, right, Dennis Canfield's mother, said her son has been stone crabbing since he was seven years old, and now works with her brother, Albert Canfield (not pictured), who has been stone crabbing for over 40 years. Sue Canfield said it's a family tradition for her to wait at the docks on the opening day of stone crab season and welcome home her son and brother after crabbing all day. Tristan Spinsk/Staff
  • Keith Ellis chills a fresh load of stone crabs at Kelly's Fish House in downtown Naples after the first catch of stone crab season on Saturday evening. Tristan Spinsk/Staff
  • Dennis Canfield, right, of Naples, takes off his fishing overalls and prepares to unload the first catch of stone crab season at Kelly's Fish House in downtown Naples on Saturday evening. Sue Canfield, not pictured, Dennis Canfield's mother, said her son has been stone crabbing since he was seven years old, and now works with her brother, Albert Canfield, left, who has been stone crabbing for over 40 years. Sue Canfield said it's a family tradition for her to wait at the docks on the opening day of stone crab season and welcome home her son and brother after crabbing all day. Tristan Spinsk/Staff

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