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    Re: Crayfish with Kids in LML?

    Thanks everyone for the feedback: Re Jones lake - I'll check it out... last time I went there (May) it was a total party spot with garbage littered everywhere... Maybe the off season is quieter...

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    Re: Crayfish with Kids in LML?

    South Alouette River has them, we used to Catch them as kids one at a time by hand, our Dutch neighbours would cook a small pot of them up for us kids....it was more fun catching them though !
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    Re: Crayfish with Kids in LML?

    Quote Originally Posted by Livewire322 View Post
    Are you bothered by the spots being crowded with people, or by the spots being crowded by Asian looking people?

    lol making a simple observation isn’t racism so don’t even imply it you simp.
    Burnaby... makes perfect sense.

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    Re: Crayfish with Kids in LML?

    I'm Asian .. I wish we would all just get along. But cultural conflict is a reality from just language. I happen to feel as Canadian as many white folks so I can feel both sides. But we are all hunters and fishers and we had better get along because it is a reality.

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    Re: Crayfish with Kids in LML?

    If you want to keep the kids active while your trap is soaking when we were young we would sight fish for them. A small bare hook with a chunk of bacon and quite often if you jig it in front of them they will latch on tight. We would have a minnow hand net that we'd scoop them up with as they were being pulled to the surface before they could let go and dart back down.

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    Re: Crayfish with Kids in LML?

    Actually that sounds like fun for me as well

    Quote Originally Posted by MB_Boy View Post
    If you want to keep the kids active while your trap is soaking when we were young we would sight fish for them. A small bare hook with a chunk of bacon and quite often if you jig it in front of them they will latch on tight. We would have a minnow hand net that we'd scoop them up with as they were being pulled to the surface before they could let go and dart back down.

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    Re: Crayfish with Kids in LML?

    it is surprising how they will hold on all the way to the surface...ive pulled them up from around 20 feet or more while bottom fishing for walleye back east...

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    Re: Crayfish with Kids in LML?

    Quote Originally Posted by Would Rather Be Fishing View Post
    Actually that sounds like fun for me as well
    Due to the length of fishing rods I should add we only used the lower section so you could reach the crayfish easily enough with the short handled minnow net.

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    Re: Crayfish with Kids in LML?

    Walking with waders in the lower Vedder with a lacross stick works great the net and scoop of the stick is just about perfect just need low water . Tried in the upper river with traps but no luck

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    Re: Crayfish with Kids in LML?

    upper reaches of Salmon River and Nicomekl River where there are sand and gravel bottoms
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