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Sounds like I need to live a lot closer to one of you guys , 1: who know how to catch them 2: Knows how to make a wonderful Cajun boil. 3: Would invite a Rocky mountain guy to supper !

Just go to Walmart and buy them frozen.

Lemons, corn, mushrooms, heads of garlic, andouille, onions etc

All that in a pot full of water and seasoning.

Bring that to a boil and toss in the frozen crawfish and shrimp, bring it back to a boil for a few minutes and kill the heat for half hour or so until everything sucks up the water and sinks to the bottom.

Enjoy all that with some warm buttered French bread and ice tea or beverage of choice.
 
Just go to Walmart and buy them frozen.

Lemons, corn, mushrooms, heads of garlic, andouille, onions etc

All that in a pot full of water and seasoning.

Bring that to a boil and toss in the frozen crawfish and shrimp, bring it back to a boil for a few minutes and kill the heat for half hour or so until everything sucks up the water and sinks to the bottom.

Enjoy all that with some warm buttered French bread and ice tea or beverage of choice.

Thanks man ! Sound great !
 
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Well considering I just learned how to do this 5 minutes ago , I don't think too many would be jealous ! :LOL:

You just learned how to boil water?? Haha sounds like that's all there really is to it

Well , it's tricky , you see water boils at 195F at my house ! :p
 
The one I caught was 7 inch. , the crayfish grabbed my lure when I was reeling it in and i had to pry his claw open to get him off the line , I put it in a stainless pot live in water to cook and eat . We walk to the next campsite to talk to friends , and I watched a Raven fly down , fight with the crayfish then fly away with it ! We went and looked and the crayfishes main claws were sniped off and in the pot. This sums up my fishing experience with crayfish. :rolleyes:
That’s an awesome wildlife experience!
 
I’ve caught them on fishing poles before. Used to use them as bait. It’d take a lot of work to get a 30lb sack of them.
In South Louisiana we loaded up an Igloo 48 quart ice chest in a half hour. Had to stop because every time we opened the ice chest more tried to escape than we were dumping in from the nets. Didn’t expect we needed more than one 48 quart ice chest. Lesson learned.
 
In South Louisiana we loaded up an Igloo 48 quart ice chest in a half hour. Had to stop because every time we opened the ice chest more tried to escape than we were dumping in from the nets. Didn’t expect we needed more than one 48 quart ice chest. Lesson learned.

Not as plentiful up here because most every place you find them the fish will eat them.