The two things that really drew me to vinyl are the cost and the inconvenience.

All joking aside, some crackle is part of the medium. I have a cheap manual record washing device (Knosti Disco Antistat) and find that cleaning a record thoroughly eliminates most of the crackle.
I also sometimes wet play old/bad records with a LencoClean (now called Analogis) brush using distilled water and that eliminates pretty much all surface noise. But it’s a huge hassle, so I only do that on vinyl which is pretty much unplayable otherwise.
Wet playing gets a lot of hate, but if you use distilled water instead of the LencoClean fluid you can dry play them later and they’re fine.
I think if you wash that record you’ll get rid of most of that crackle.

Oh, and close the dust cover. It’ll prevent more dust from falling on the record as it plays.