The rain is misting over Woodley Island Marina's Dock B, where the Jenna Lee is moored. Kristen Pinto, in a bright yellow slicker, pulls three Dungeness crabs from the trickling bin on the deck of the adjacent home-built pontoon boat from which the Pinto family sells to the public as Jenna Lee's Seafood."It's been a little slower," she says, lifting a half shrug and noting the strained economy and higher price of crab — $8 per pound — have kept some away. "They're a nice size and all, but it adds up. A nice size crab can be $20."The jump in price from last year has been a boon for crab fishers who've been stuck selling their hard-won catches for less and less over shortened seasons in recent years.Keep reading
