Professional Crayfishing for Southern Rock Lobster

[@fishingireland8882]

Is their much of a market now in china for crayfish after Covid?

[@NASTYVIDS]

Where did you buy your pot tipper ?

[@henrylawrie4569]

The pot tipper came with the boat which was built in Freemantle by Westcoaster

[@NASTYVIDS]

@@henrylawrie4569 thanks. Do they have a website ?

[@henrylawrie4569]

Im not sure if they do

[@tassiefreedivers4024]

why does the cray get thrown overboard at 3:19?

[@henrylawrie4569]

Tassie Freedivers because the smaller crays are worth a lot more per kg than the large ones

[@tassiefreedivers4024]

oh that's weird in Tasmania it's the opposite: larger crays are worth more per kilo

[@arinkromas]

That's big enough but i think it's a female lobster probably with eggs

[@tyop5427]

Pretty slow act if you ask me WA crayfishing much more efficient and catch a good 130 to 140 ton per season now very very sustainable industry

[@holdspawn613]

That big one must have at least been 4 and a bit kg

[@qinghuang8400]

so cool. Are they going to be exported entirely or also be sold to local market?

[@henrylawrie4569]

Some go to the Sydney markets and the others go to China

[@willrichards2349]

That is a strong fish

[@stephennewman3480]

maybe the crays have eggs must throw back been there done that

[@henrylawrie4569]

Stephen Newman - At the time the big crays weren’t worth as much per kilogram as the smaller ones so we mainly just kept the smaller ones