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QUOTE (RomanWarrior @ Jul 31, 2015 - 11:17 pm)
Here is a pix of my rusty dinner a couple years back
OMG! That looks amazing! I been watching a lot of those southern shows and been looking for a crawfish boil for a year now! Now that is what I call a good meal! You sir make me jealous!
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QUOTE (cottagebum @ Jul 31, 2015 - 03:14 pm)
I was out on my dock on Couchiching last weekend, and stopped counting when I hit 50. They're not deep either. The water off my dock is knee deep on me, and I'm only 6'1".
Hey bum, if you see where they are selling traps call my cell so I wonder if House Ape sells them. Hope wifey don't mind😄
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QUOTE (Hillbilly @ Aug 08, 2015 - 10:45 pm)
QUOTE (cottagebum @ Jul 31, 2015 - 03:14 pm)
I was out on my dock on Couchiching last weekend, and stopped counting when I hit 50. They're not deep either. The water off my dock is knee deep on me, and I'm only 6'1".
Hey bum, if you see where they are selling traps call my cell so I wonder if House Ape sells them. Hope wifey don't mind😄
You can make the traps by yourself in to time. Theres is a bunch of guides on youtube.
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QUOTE (scharfy83 @ Aug 09, 2015 - 09:08 pm)
wow do you eat just like lobster? tails and claws? is there any cleaning before you boil them? That looks delicious
You can eat it just like lobster, some people eat stuff from the body, but its not for beginners lol. To clean them i usually put crayfish in a very salted water for some time to get rid of crap from the guts.
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QUOTE (ZRX @ Aug 12, 2015 - 09:44 am)
QUOTE (scharfy83 @ Aug 09, 2015 - 09:08 pm)
wow do you eat just like lobster? tails and claws? is there any cleaning before you boil them? That looks delicious
You can eat it just like lobster, some people eat stuff from the body, but its not for beginners lol. To clean them i usually put crayfish in a very salted water for some time to get rid of crap from the guts.
I don't know if I would ever get around to trying it but it is pretty interesting thats for sure.
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I guess i'll give it a try, there are plenty around here. But i'm not sure if they're big enough for eating. Every time I set out a minnow trap I get plenty of crayfish as well, but just toss them back in.
Maybe the big ones arent able to fit into my trap. I'll widen the holes and see what I get
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QUOTE (ZRX @ Aug 12, 2015 - 08:41 am)
QUOTE (Hillbilly @ Aug 08, 2015 - 10:45 pm)
QUOTE (cottagebum @ Jul 31, 2015 - 03:14 pm)
I was out on my dock on Couchiching last weekend, and stopped counting when I hit 50. They're not deep either. The water off my dock is knee deep on me, and I'm only 6'1".
Hey bum, if you see where they are selling traps call my cell so I wonder if House Ape sells them. Hope wifey don't mind😄
You can make the traps by yourself in to time. Theres is a bunch of guides on youtube.
I always forget about that YouTube on the interweb. Thanks I will try
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