Your videos are an inspiration. I'm a comm river fishermen in md. I trotline for crabs, getting into trotlinibg and hoop netting for cats and trapping snapping turtles. I run 5000 feet for crabs but don't use auto dipper hand dip it. I'm jealous of y'all getting to crab year round. Keep making the videos
some nice catches u pulling up bro, shout out from maryland we pull up crab pots for blue crabs but being on the water no matter what you catching we all know how it is. keep up the good work brother.
Love you videos. It appears you guys were killing em. What type of twine do you use that will last a while? Do they have a pvc or coated twine? And what is the name of it, and where can I get it from?
Actually there are many different species even living in the same region. These species in Louisiana are often named from the areas where they are found. Some species grow larger and faster and are therefore chosen for farming. I've seen crawfish that are brown-green and even grey. Just like with Blue Crabs and shrimp, they all turn red when boiled.
Cheep can of dog food with some ice pick holes in it is a better atractant and last for a week to. Use to know an oh man that would seed his catfish hole with a case of these and in a weeks time was pulling in cats off that area like crazy.
***** Thanks for replying. I'm doing it for myself and am too cheap to buy pellets, do you think cut Catfish would work well? I know Carp will but Catfish are easier to find in North Florida.
***** Thanks, this week when I catch some bait I will set my crawfish traps. I found a shallow lake that went dry in the drought a few years ago, so the fish all died off. I think it should be loaded with crawdads.
***** I sure hope so. They say there are carp here and I have all the corn bait made up for them, but I am catching bluegill today for catfish bait so when I go to the river I won't come home empty handed. At my age it is all about having adventures and fun. You guys have fun with all you do as well and make money to boot. Have a blessed day.
Very cool man.. Whereabouts is this? I'm from and live in New Zealand and we don't have crawfish but we have very large crayfish which I believe you Americans call 'lobster' :) thanks for sharing
Your videos are an inspiration. I'm a comm river fishermen in md. I trotline for crabs, getting into trotlinibg and hoop netting for cats and trapping snapping turtles. I run 5000 feet for crabs but don't use auto dipper hand dip it. I'm jealous of y'all getting to crab year round. Keep making the videos
some nice catches u pulling up bro, shout out from maryland we pull up crab pots for blue crabs but being on the water no matter what you catching we all know how it is. keep up the good work brother.
Love you videos. It appears you guys were killing em. What type of twine do you use that will last a while? Do they have a pvc or coated twine? And what is the name of it, and where can I get it from?
Nice , lucky fellas , bet John's likin ur new spot .
I like the fact your catching the wild crawdads instead of the farm raised... probably makes a big difference, especially for you fellas....
Where are ya'll and what are ya'll using for bait ??
How are they getting into the trap
Man that looks fun wish I ran like that up north, you can catch them but rarely like that
Wow, they're red even before you cook them!
Actually there are many different species even living in the same region. These species in Louisiana are often named from the areas where they are found. Some species grow larger and faster and are therefore chosen for farming. I've seen crawfish that are brown-green and even grey. Just like with Blue Crabs and shrimp, they all turn red when boiled.
wowww amazing man..from indonesia
Cheep can of dog food with some ice pick holes in it is a better atractant and last for a week to.
Use to know an oh man that would seed his catfish hole with a case of these and in a weeks time was pulling in cats off that area like crazy.
Is this where all those gizzards go?
How often do you check those traps?
No "by-catch"? What's up with that?
Two super efficient people 👍
How do you close the traps?
That's in the basin right?
What bate do you use
where do you get your bait?
How many traps do you run?
Family Ran?
great video, thanks for sharing.
What do you guys use for bait?
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Thanks for replying. I'm doing it for myself and am too cheap to buy pellets, do you think cut Catfish would work well? I know Carp will but Catfish are easier to find in North Florida.
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Thanks, this week when I catch some bait I will set my crawfish traps. I found a shallow lake that went dry in the drought a few years ago, so the fish all died off. I think it should be loaded with crawdads.
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I sure hope so. They say there are carp here and I have all the corn bait made up for them, but I am catching bluegill today for catfish bait so when I go to the river I won't come home empty handed.
At my age it is all about having adventures and fun. You guys have fun with all you do as well and make money to boot. Have a blessed day.
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You must be from the same side of the street than I am from. Good to know.
I just caught some Gar and Mudfish in a trot-line, do you think they would make good crawfish bait or should I use them as fertilizer?
Very cool man.. Whereabouts is this? I'm from and live in New Zealand and we don't have crawfish but we have very large crayfish which I believe you Americans call 'lobster' :) thanks for sharing
Connor Hawkins different species
You fellas, found the spot.....
I have it
where is this paradise place???