 Today we're hearing reaction from Maryland leaders to a decision in Virginia when it comes to crabbing and protecting the future of the blue crab in the Chesapeake Bay. Our story from WTOP's Kate Ryan. Back in 2008, the winter dredging for blue crabs was barred near the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay because the crab population was cratering. But now the Virginia Marine Resources Commission, or VMRC, has lifted the ban. Zach Widgen with the commission explains.