hey /out/, is it possible to catch crayfish/crawdad in winter?

>>894145
I believe it should be possible to do so if ur down in the south. Although they may be hibernating deep.

>>894150
what about trapping them, when the water is around freezing point?

>>894145
so, /out/ only knows about cringy knives and never to use bug out bags?

They stay in a type of hibernation/stasis underground during winter.

>>894167
Its a slow moving board shit dick, might have to wait a day or so.

>>894145
lobsters are caught in ice cold water, most fresh water crabs like clean cold water.

so why not?

>>894145

Nope.

Better wait for late Spring.

>>894145
Where are you located?

Crawfish usually are found near springs in FL and these springs are the same temperature year round

http://www.trapperarne.com/crayfishbystate.htm

Traps are easy to set for Crawfish and yield quite decent if you know where to place them

>>894167
Entitlement : The Post

OP needs to relax, no need to be so impatient

In the same amount of time between your thread and the first response, you could have researched and been extremely well versed in Crawfish catching/trapping

Even further you could then post your newly obtained knowledge in this thread with the idea of helping others just as you were seeking help

>>894167
I was going to write out a guide on how to trap them in winter, but seeing as you're an entitled bitch I'm not going to.

>>894183
Nonononono! Please do! I'm Not OP but I've been wanting (and trying) to catch them consistently for a couple of years now. I need ALL the help please.

>>894189
go suck a cock entitled samefag
WOOHOOOO YEAH BITCH

>>894210
Not him, but I agree this would be useful into.

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>>894572
Not samefagging

you can even catch them under the ice, so there's no problem i think.