Thats too funny, Thats my dad driving the boat. I told him about this video about a year ago and he had no idea it was on youtube, hell he didnt even know what youtube was.
i personally think cooked seasoned chicken works best here on long island where i catch crawdads,theres only one place for them here,and few know of it.i get 9in.monsters cause its not a realized rescource here.noone even thinks there here.putting them in with wet water plants if kept room temp or cooler,theyll be fine up to 3-4days.dont go below 38degrees F.leave your traps overnight.dont use flimsy traps in areas with snapping turtles!!GEE MINNOW TRAPSw/2in.holes are great! DONT TAKE BERRIED!!
Well im from Texas! Dallas tx...you know its pretty south. Lol. Na man its great down here tons of stuff to do at night in the cities and close enough to nature to hunt fish etc.
In Vietnam, we do the same things like what you did in this video. But, nowadays, the sources and rivers are getting polluted. Your video makes me think about the old good memories.
after you catch them,how do you keep them until you cook them?do you put them in a water tank or do you just keep them in a net?i'm curious because I want to start fishing crayfish and I'm worried they'll die before I have the chance to cook them
They are put in sacks of about 30 pounds each. As long as your keep them very cool, not freezing and dry they can last for up to a week until you boil them.
@BigDOutdoors When I was a Boy Scout, I would pop them in a cup full of the remnants of Hot Chocolate, pop some potatoes in there, Fruit Loop crumbs, and I cooked those suckers! They didnt taste too good though...
@ethantup456 The only difference is if they call them anything other than Crawdads, they're wrong. Seriously... does that look like a fish? Do they call them Lobsterfish? No I didn't think so.
OK thats not how lousiana people catch crawfish this is obviously some kinda joke.
I would have caught 30 lbs by the end of this video. You fish in a pond with a set depth and levees with hundreds of traps. This is not how its done im gonna try to find a video on how its really done and post it here.
I know what you are refering to, pond crawfish. But these are freshwater basin crawfish and this is how they catch them. I have found that they are much cleaner and taste better. A little more work involved, but definately worth it. Give them a try sometime and let me know what you think.
I love boats, I would go to lake gaston every year with my little brother and put traps and bueys around (only 2 Allowed per boat) and it's a fishing boat, but on the side of it, I have a chamber, Just like you guys! It makes me feel like im actually doing something, We throw away the big fish and keep the smaller ones, Like crappies and catfish to eat. And we keep the crayfish.
hmm idk if this is true or not but my mom said tht she saw a crawfish come from under our house after it was raining. because we hav water under our house sometimes but not when it doesnt rain
me and my friends call it crayfish noodlin here in illinois lol. r biggest catch was 9 inchs and we use are hands. the biggest ones we keep as pets and the medium sized ones we eat. yummmmm
I have seen them like that before. For instance, at a large creek near Monterey, California, I saw and caught huge, nearly lobster size crayfish. Not only were they gigantic but tey also had a somewhat different shell texture and color to them. I have never seen any crays like them anywhere else.
hell yeah, i crawfish during the season, being 17 years old, it aint a bad way to make a living in south louisiana during march-early may. made about 600 for helping in about 3 weeks.
its real common name is crayfish, they belong to phylum arthropoda, if you havev studied biology. so crawfish is kind of teh popular name, but the right and real name is crayfish
in your country its crawfish, in his country its crayfish, in australia they call spiny lobsters crayfish and they call crayfish yabbies... have some tolerance lol or maybe start calling them by their scientific name? so there is no confusion
i'm not intolerant. crawfish was the original word. they were called "crawlfish" because they lived in the water but could crawl with legs. soon the cajun accent made it sound simply like crawfish. then when northerners discovered them as a food source it somehow got corrupted into crayfish. and i have no idea how they came up with crawdad in australia they never really heard the term crawfish so they came up with yabbie. but these are not blue australian yabbies. these are american crawfish.
actually the australian ones are more like lobster. they get bigger than most lobsters too. you cant compare the two. apples and oranges.... er.. more like grapefruits and oranges.
crawfish are still following the Acadiean's from Canada...they lose their size as they swim South.
I still remember the flat nets, the "melt", the wasthubs on the Krotz Spring side..E Crevicce on Bayou Courtableau...any true coonasses out there???? and you boys caught crawfish out of boat...we used to grab (not gig) frogs out of boats. the crawfish we caught by hand. or when they pass the farm on the run...its a saint landry parish thing...
pinch the other end closed, throw it in the water. Use frozen fish (not fresh caught, it will break up and float out too quickly; you want your bait to still be evident in the trap when you pick it up, if possible) for bait. For locations, look anywhere where there are lots of holes in the banks; that's a no brainer of course. Any small creek will have some crayfish though, and ponds with lots of foliage seem to be pretty much stocked. specially if they have good mudbanks :D
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ObiWanGinobiliTopFan 1 month ago
Nice video, take a look at my video were I cook them, and of course, take a look at the fishing site, way different here, but always delicious!
rifuggio 2 months ago
Aren't you worried about gators in the reeds?
AaronBlackburn95 4 months ago
now thats a feast!
StoneZack17 4 months ago
Cool
nutcrackereth 5 months ago
Nice craw fish good size.
Twostones00 5 months ago
where can i find crawfishes, thanks.
NguyenEmpir3 5 months ago
Thats too funny, Thats my dad driving the boat. I told him about this video about a year ago and he had no idea it was on youtube, hell he didnt even know what youtube was.
taucoin125 6 months ago
stop throughing the old bait back in the water
32323kb 6 months ago
red neck lobster!
longjohnw86 6 months ago
what do u use for bait?
fishingnfun 7 months ago
Haha this is like swamp people except they look for crawfish
toadmode69 7 months ago
Those crawfish are better quality than what you get out of the "clean mountain" rivers here in the Northwest.
Ours often have parasites on them, little worms that burrow in the belly and claws.
flanksteak2 7 months ago
what kind of traps are those
MarshallOutdoors 8 months ago
How come there are so many crawfish rivers in Southern US?
amazingdany 8 months ago
that would hurt to be thrown in that box thingy like that haha i keep some as pets to
ilovepuppies312 8 months ago
i keep em as pets ;)
thePapermaster1234 9 months ago
Best way to catch crawdads are with liver.
krule48 9 months ago
how do you make the crawfish trap.pls thanks
gentleman698 10 months ago
Now I'm hungry.
Lacombe57 10 months ago
what did you use for bait?
polsdofer 10 months ago
Ever encountered a gator while checking your traps?
LegacyQuality 11 months ago
lets go fishing
powerlifting1by1 11 months ago
i personally think cooked seasoned chicken works best here on long island where i catch crawdads,theres only one place for them here,and few know of it.i get 9in.monsters cause its not a realized rescource here.noone even thinks there here.putting them in with wet water plants if kept room temp or cooler,theyll be fine up to 3-4days.dont go below 38degrees F.leave your traps overnight.dont use flimsy traps in areas with snapping turtles!!GEE MINNOW TRAPSw/2in.holes are great! DONT TAKE BERRIED!!
irishbreakfast 1 year ago
whats the best bait
simpleearthling 1 year ago
do you need a permit or can you do it freely
superspy35 1 year ago
how long do you leave the trap?
treldib2 1 year ago
@treldib2 The traps are checked almost daily.
BigDOutdoors 1 year ago 4
@BigDOutdoors lol everytime I check its almost full, there are so many
HotHeadCJ 9 months ago
how do u make those kinds of traps?
suicide5389 1 year ago
how long do u keep the cages out?
Starrjen 1 year ago
in aus we call them yabbies. same thing different name
crashdemann 1 year ago
@Bbfishman
Well im from Texas! Dallas tx...you know its pretty south. Lol. Na man its great down here tons of stuff to do at night in the cities and close enough to nature to hunt fish etc.
metalmonkey666 1 year ago
@metalmonkey666
I am from Fort Worth area originally. Now I live in Louisiana. DFW is a great place to live!
BigDOutdoors 9 months ago
In Vietnam, we do the same things like what you did in this video. But, nowadays, the sources and rivers are getting polluted. Your video makes me think about the old good memories.
trunghq 1 year ago
oh yeah bebe! yum!
kcbw22 1 year ago
how do you make these traps?
ethantup456 1 year ago
yummy lets eat !!
jmg1957 1 year ago
how long do you keep your traps out ?
CorbinDCreptiles 1 year ago
do you ever use them for bait?
XBASSFISHINGALLDAYX 1 year ago
*cray fish hitting steel* OUCH! and are these native or the pilgrim crawfish?
nimi118 1 year ago
*cray fish hitting steel* OUCH!
nimi118 1 year ago
what bait?
LippinSmallmouth 1 year ago
do they taste like lobsters????? im from new england so i only use these as bait
tng150 1 year ago
@tng150 Kind of, but lobster is definately better. Boiling crawfish is fun and a cajun tradition though.
BigDOutdoors 1 year ago 5
@BigDOutdoors ever catch any gators?
Insane82chevy 1 year ago
@BigDOutdoors there deloiuse like that
fishermannoah 1 year ago
@BigDOutdoors I live in Indiana just wondering what is a good bait to put in my trap. My pond has to many crayfish.
carnypimp 1 year ago
@tng150 hello you use these for bait for what?
gentleman698 10 months ago
how did you make that
Conorlovesfootball 1 year ago
after you catch them,how do you keep them until you cook them?do you put them in a water tank or do you just keep them in a net?i'm curious because I want to start fishing crayfish and I'm worried they'll die before I have the chance to cook them
Thankx
Torcika 1 year ago
@Torcika
They are put in sacks of about 30 pounds each. As long as your keep them very cool, not freezing and dry they can last for up to a week until you boil them.
BigDOutdoors 1 year ago
@BigDOutdoors When I was a Boy Scout, I would pop them in a cup full of the remnants of Hot Chocolate, pop some potatoes in there, Fruit Loop crumbs, and I cooked those suckers! They didnt taste too good though...
Legendace2 1 year ago
@Torcika just dont keep them in water, or else they will drown. Keep them wet and they will last a week.
fusionstar916 1 year ago
what kinda of motor is on your boat?
djm50able 1 year ago
very small
27simber 1 year ago
what bait do u use
TheMrHarryShow 1 year ago
@TheMrHarryShow
Pieces of mullet or some other fish and a commercial crawfish bait.
BigDOutdoors 1 year ago
dont think thats a very good idea driving a boat strait into a think of moss and lillypads???
castlewar12 1 year ago
I'd eat some and keep some
ZOMBIEHUNTER745 1 year ago
what did u do with them eat em? or use em as bait
357magnum98 1 year ago
@357magnum98
We eat em, sha!
BigDOutdoors 1 year ago
@BigDOutdoors how do you cook em i catch em by hand but i let em go but i want to try it
7KAYJAY7 1 year ago
Nice man, i look up to you guys lol
Wazuprandom 1 year ago
Well damn, yall sure do take this seriously
bcdrsmash 1 year ago
is there a difference between Crawfish crayfish and crawdads becaus everydifferent vid the call them different things
ethantup456 1 year ago
@ethantup456 No difference.
BigDOutdoors 1 year ago
@ethantup456 The only difference is if they call them anything other than Crawdads, they're wrong. Seriously... does that look like a fish? Do they call them Lobsterfish? No I didn't think so.
CosmicGrooves 1 year ago
@ethantup456 The only difference is, if you say anything other than Crawdad, you're wrong.
CosmicGrooves 1 year ago
do you guys sell them and if how much would all those cost?
romromtosco 1 year ago
This video makes me miss Louisiana so much! Love the Cajun accent btw!
sicpric 1 year ago
Pretty cool video. Of course we eat them never knew how they were caught.
Thanks
LA
Latashatx1 1 year ago
holy snot thats alot of crawfish
burgerkingruler 1 year ago
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Powerules 1 year ago
What impact will the oil spill have on the crawfish in your area?
Powerules 1 year ago
yal need to watch what yal say i kno this man personally i fish crawfish theres a big diff in pond crawfish and basin crawfish....
bundy70380 1 year ago
@ReticentRM Watch your language on my page please! All vulgur comments will be deleted...
BigDOutdoors 1 year ago
OK thats not how lousiana people catch crawfish this is obviously some kinda joke.
I would have caught 30 lbs by the end of this video. You fish in a pond with a set depth and levees with hundreds of traps. This is not how its done im gonna try to find a video on how its really done and post it here.
lfrem1 1 year ago
I know what you are refering to, pond crawfish. But these are freshwater basin crawfish and this is how they catch them. I have found that they are much cleaner and taste better. A little more work involved, but definately worth it. Give them a try sometime and let me know what you think.
BigDOutdoors 1 year ago
where do i find them at?
openarms332 1 year ago
My dad made traps like that, but it was intended for bream. We use them for bait.
KoopaKonartist 1 year ago
:drool: now i have to go buy some crawfish somewhere
mathyu0179 1 year ago
What did you use for bait?
christorres321 1 year ago
Pieces of mullet or some other fish and a commercial crawfish bait.
BigDOutdoors 1 year ago
did u eat the crayfish? =0
cornpotatoman 1 year ago
Heck yeah! They were good too!
BigDOutdoors 1 year ago
Haha.. "ya'll know where to go"
cyborganizer07 1 year ago
Looks like good way to catch crawfish! If you want to see great way to catch bait fish, check out the Collapse-A-Trap video on You Tube.
redmond424 1 year ago
What did you use for bait?
ursogayidie 1 year ago
How are the traps made ?
Imopftw 2 years ago
They are made with chicken wire and a hole that gets smaller as they go in. Once they are in they can't figure out how to get out.
BigDOutdoors 2 years ago
Chicken wire
BigDOutdoors 1 year ago
I never would have seen this in my life had it not been posted on yutube ! COOL thanks :)
julie1300 2 years ago
Your welcome. I just moved to Louisiana, so I will be posting more content like this hopefully soon!
BigDOutdoors 2 years ago
what kind of traps are those mine dont work there the funnul ones
bredog1 2 years ago
Lol i know, they work 5 times then the fish start to catch on
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catfishpatrol 2 years ago
I love boats, I would go to lake gaston every year with my little brother and put traps and bueys around (only 2 Allowed per boat) and it's a fishing boat, but on the side of it, I have a chamber, Just like you guys! It makes me feel like im actually doing something, We throw away the big fish and keep the smaller ones, Like crappies and catfish to eat. And we keep the crayfish.
Section014 2 years ago
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Section014 2 years ago
hmm idk if this is true or not but my mom said tht she saw a crawfish come from under our house after it was raining. because we hav water under our house sometimes but not when it doesnt rain
jazzy0697 2 years ago
Very possible. I saw one downtown next to a curb on the road that was walking around after a big rain.
BigDOutdoors 2 years ago
if they break their main snapping arms,
do they grow back?
SonikBlu23 2 years ago
yes
hoghunter243 2 years ago
nice.
SonikBlu23 2 years ago
yes they grow back completely
XxJM14xX 2 years ago
nice,
yeah mine lost them after a
brawl with my two Oscars.
SonikBlu23 2 years ago
That's Dinner.
tbenefi33 2 years ago
were u in a swamp???
gaarahellya123 2 years ago
is it crawfish or crayfish lol, but in australia we call crayfish yabbies
storm80error 2 years ago
lol,those r small
jakechan99 2 years ago
i breed them lol in hawaii i can catch but idk were lol
recon345 2 years ago
when i was younger, me and my dad used to catch crayfish to fish with at my dads friends house
hmmlimmethink 2 years ago
lol i rember when i went to camp i found a baby 1 and tried to keep it and i put it in my pocket...
ShotCold900 2 years ago 6
man.... cockroach of the swamp... but damn they are tasty! :D
psychoklown66 2 years ago
Catching crawfish is lots of fun.
Fajjani 2 years ago
my traps are in the spillway. i got some down the 16 big fork and the shell field im 14 i been doin it all my life
ppcoonass 2 years ago
what do you do with them? for eating only?
OPennyworth 2 years ago
Those are some big crawfish.
Skeeb107 2 years ago
me and my friends call it crayfish noodlin here in illinois lol. r biggest catch was 9 inchs and we use are hands. the biggest ones we keep as pets and the medium sized ones we eat. yummmmm
vanhalenboy3 2 years ago
what kind of boat is that I am starting to crawfish and your video inspired me even more
bowhunter324 2 years ago
how did u make that trap?
please write me back
gBLOCKbandit 2 years ago
australian ponds,streams.river.etc.. have somewhat hard water. rich in calcium makes yabbies grow big and strong.. hence ther big size ..
TheMathewLopez 2 years ago
over at this lake near my place there is craw dads about as big as a small lobster there freaking monsters
jikininki1 2 years ago
I have seen them like that before. For instance, at a large creek near Monterey, California, I saw and caught huge, nearly lobster size crayfish. Not only were they gigantic but tey also had a somewhat different shell texture and color to them. I have never seen any crays like them anywhere else.
rmsolympic1 2 years ago
the crawfish at luguna grande park in monterey are about over ten years old and they are red and black also very tasty
pyro4377 2 years ago
hell yeah, i crawfish during the season, being 17 years old, it aint a bad way to make a living in south louisiana during march-early may. made about 600 for helping in about 3 weeks.
rileyjr16 2 years ago
That looks fun.
bonehead1902 2 years ago
I love them mothers.... good eating there bud
ConCacQuaTo 2 years ago
did u eat them? good video
packerfannumber1 2 years ago
Sure did, YUM YUM!
BTW, I thought my brother was the number 1 Packer Fan!!!
BigDOutdoors 2 years ago
Thats a lot of crawfish
jtschid0910 2 years ago
we ran traps yesterday and caught 2 sacks with 35 traps
skater1737 2 years ago
Where?
BigDOutdoors 2 years ago
i have bigger ones on average in california, but not as many at once.
imabandgeek87 2 years ago
its real common name is crayfish, they belong to phylum arthropoda, if you havev studied biology. so crawfish is kind of teh popular name, but the right and real name is crayfish
vahagnantonyan 2 years ago
crayfish idoits
karamalhasan 2 years ago
damn i catch them by a creek by my house in maryland and the biggest one ive ever caought was the size of your average one
steve92394 2 years ago
poor crayfish
should6 2 years ago
IT'S CRAWFISH!
tastythighs180 2 years ago 2
in your country its crawfish, in his country its crayfish, in australia they call spiny lobsters crayfish and they call crayfish yabbies... have some tolerance lol or maybe start calling them by their scientific name? so there is no confusion
pablowall 2 years ago
i'm not intolerant. crawfish was the original word. they were called "crawlfish" because they lived in the water but could crawl with legs. soon the cajun accent made it sound simply like crawfish. then when northerners discovered them as a food source it somehow got corrupted into crayfish. and i have no idea how they came up with crawdad in australia they never really heard the term crawfish so they came up with yabbie. but these are not blue australian yabbies. these are american crawfish.
tastythighs180 2 years ago
really? thats pretty cool, i'l research your theory, sounds plausable. thanks for that bit of info :)
pablowall 2 years ago
I'm from Illinois, so I don't eat crawfish. I put them in a clean kid pool and feed them fish. Then, I let them go.
gameguide10159 2 years ago
where im from crawfish arent anywhere near that size!
hugelargemouths 2 years ago
anyway... you really should be rowing. and some of those crawfish in that first batch are way to small. but i guess you must not be commercial.
frankbombs 2 years ago
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frankbombs 2 years ago
the second trap was pretty good
amaricansoilder 2 years ago
So wait you use crawfish as bait and catch fish? The fish are dead though.
CrazyScott85 2 years ago
No way man! We eat the crawfish lol the dead fish is the bait :))
veal225 2 years ago
Lol yeah I know.
CrazyScott85 2 years ago
Yall needa make a video on how to make them pillow traps
SaintsRule84 2 years ago
WOW they are miniature look at our Australian crayfish lager version of these piss weak things
BennyBuster07 2 years ago
But what tastes better?
American Crawfish...
GreenRotifer 2 years ago 2
actually the australian ones are more like lobster. they get bigger than most lobsters too. you cant compare the two. apples and oranges.... er.. more like grapefruits and oranges.
frankbombs 2 years ago
i had sex in a deer stand once
Ianlongest 2 years ago 2
the fuck?
teamfortress2222 2 years ago
uh.....................
jsmith1257 2 years ago
my luck i would stick my hand in their and a gator would bite it off
douiopl 2 years ago
what bait do you put in the traps
reddington13 3 years ago
They use a combo of commercial crawfish bait and little pieces of mullet.
BigDOutdoors 3 years ago
where could you get the bait
reddington103 3 years ago
do crawfish have to be caught in Louisiana we got huge craw-dads in the midwest
harminoff1 3 years ago
Crawfish can be caught all over, even in Texas. But Louisiana is known for theirs.
BigDOutdoors 3 years ago
This doesn't seem like commercial quantities. Is this for yourself or how do live on this?
ikmarchini 3 years ago
This is a friend of mine who catches them to sell to make a few extra dollars. Good quality though!!!
BigDOutdoors 3 years ago
crawfish are still following the Acadiean's from Canada...they lose their size as they swim South.
I still remember the flat nets, the "melt", the wasthubs on the Krotz Spring side..E Crevicce on Bayou Courtableau...any true coonasses out there???? and you boys caught crawfish out of boat...we used to grab (not gig) frogs out of boats. the crawfish we caught by hand. or when they pass the farm on the run...its a saint landry parish thing...
wellcraft28 3 years ago
i always thought crawfish were huge, even bigger than a lobster, so if their not what the hell am i thinking of?
seeyouintheeighties 3 years ago
what is the difference between crawfish and crayfish?
colinleroux1 3 years ago
nothing people call them diffrent things depending on the part of the world your in
mkjredemption 3 years ago
I always thought that crayfish were bigger.
BigDOutdoors 3 years ago
I assume you made those traps yourself? How did you go about making them? Thanks
flandersander 3 years ago
My friend makes them out of chicken wire. There is a unique design to making them work right.
BigDOutdoors 3 years ago
a boat sherlock!
pyrotek13579 3 years ago
darn alot of water hyacinth
bugman2494 3 years ago
wat r u driving?
navycomand 3 years ago
The boat is aluminum and made by a friend of mine in Louisiana. I will try to get their website.
BigDOutdoors 3 years ago
pinch the other end closed, throw it in the water. Use frozen fish (not fresh caught, it will break up and float out too quickly; you want your bait to still be evident in the trap when you pick it up, if possible) for bait. For locations, look anywhere where there are lots of holes in the banks; that's a no brainer of course. Any small creek will have some crayfish though, and ponds with lots of foliage seem to be pretty much stocked. specially if they have good mudbanks :D
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