Untapped, Unthought of, Worldwide Food Source - Crayster
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- Опубліковано 10 сер 2023
- There is a free, untapped, worldwide food source that 99% of people don't know about.
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Known as crawfish, crayfish, crawdads and mud puppies these little guys are everywhere. With the right traps and bait you can get mountains of food.
Crawfish can be found in water sources on all continents except Antarctica. With a little work on your part you can find these secret sources of food in your area.
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In southern Louisiana, we used to trap them in roadside ditches or the local swamp or bayou. A crawfish boil is a local tradition. Yum! I love crawfish etoufee and crawfish bisque!
We love them too. And there are millions waiting to be found and eaten.
Purina makes bait pellets, about the size of a half link of sausage, we usually put a piece with fish
Good to know. I'll have to try some. Thanks.
Definitely a food source readily available. Only thing is I think they are shellfish and an unclean food if that is something that is important to you. Thanks for showing how to successfully fish for them if we would like or need to.
I think they would be considered unclean to Jewish kosher standards. It is easy enough to use an aquarium air pump and put them in aerated water overnight and them them clean themselves out with the fresh water.
Yes, crayfish are usually forbidden according to the Torah, unless one is in danger of death by starvation. ✡️❤️
Since God's word never changes...and He did not create the jewish body any different than us goyim...I would not ever put another crawdad in my mouth again...even if starving. I use to love them when living in Biloxi in my late 20s...and not walking with Jesus...and did not know they were not fit for human consumption...like the swine...full of poisons regardless how they are raised or cooked.
Never thought of this! THANKS!!
Super impressed! I grew up flipping rocks over in the creek and catching them one by one; lucky to get 6. Thank you!
Flipping rocks is fun, just not too productive. I was blown away when I left them overnight. the Craysters traps were full of crawfish.
Me too❤ . I loved it !
I was just thinking about crawfish! How interesting! I used to see communities of crawfish out by the sewers near the golf course near where I worked. I wondered why the golfers didn’t trap them but I was told that the crawfish would taste like sewer water. On the other hand I think your idea is a fabulous one! It’s an original idea that might come in handy! Great food source that nobody has mentioned.
I found the highest population of Dungeness crab at the sewer outlet of a row of waterfront restaurants. They were the best tasting crab I ever had. I think they were eating all the food scraps, not the human waste.
Go down through a pond with a net strung between two people on poles so you can scrape the net along the bottom - you'll come up with buckets of crawdads ----- you want your net about four foot high - about twelve foot across - net tied to about a six foot pole on each end - with a piece of rope or something tied along the bottom of the net and attached to the poles to make the bottom of the net stronger for scraping the bottom of the pond ----- a net like that and some five gallon buckets then you just need to find a good pond - net rolls up for storage
"Dogman" here - salt lake city
Yep , we live on a river in Michigan. We have crawfish traps, frog spears, catch turtles….lots of food source besides fish!
Awesome. Use the fish remains for crawfish bait and you eat twice.
in my country farmers raise australian crayfish. from the philippines by the way. it makes them good income. they're not as commonly farmed as other crustaceans but they make pretty good money.
Yeah, if you live near a water source.
For those that do not, grow cactus (nopal) now! It grows like crazy and its edible. Look up mexican nopales and tuna (prickley pear).
Terry Bullard traps are good too. (From Oregon)
Good to know. Thank you.
You are Welcome Brother, Terry caught 7 Million pounds of Pacificus crawdads with his traps in my area, did ship them all over the world, they grow to a foot long here in local lakes. @@LDSPrepper
Very cool !!
Thank you.
Great video Dave! Which of the Crayster trap designs would you prefer if you were to repurchase only one style? Bang for buck, highest crawfish numbers, ease of use?
You don’t hear much about crawfish in Oregon, but I know they are here.
My point exactly. It is a little known food source.
Oh yes! Many crawfish in Oregon. All throughout the creeks/rivers. Likely in lakes too.
Our kids had fun fishing for Arizona Lobster. Let them sift in water with some vinegar, cook them and make linguini with crawdad sauces. They are an invasive species here and do a lot of damage.
Yes, harvest all the crawfish you can in AZ. They are an invasive species. Help clean up the environment and eat well at the same time.
Thank you for the kind words and sharing our passion with others. Great job learning and being successful!!🦞🦞
Thank you for the fishing tips and great product. I have read many reviews and people really feel your product is #1 in crawfish traps. Good work!
Very delicious 😊
Absolutely!
The only difference is i made mine for free from left-over wire from garden projects and i managed to catch over 200 lbs in 5xdays😅
Sweet! Good work.
You will be surprised how easy it is. It's addictive
Get good bait, let the trap sit and harvest dinner. Yup!
Rotten chicken or fish works the best. Smellier the better. Same for crabbing.
Cray fish, what you talkin bout boy, you mean mudbugs or crawdads
Is that fresh water or salt water you are fishing on
Fresh water.
I feel like acorns don't receive enough attention. They were a staple food for native Americans.
I think they can be used as pig feed, too.
Acorns are great too. I don't know how they taste with butter and Cajun seasoning. :)
Also how about ground squirrels and prairie dogs. Talk about food at hand.
Absolutely. A good snare or .22 and you have dinner.
@@LDSPrepper or pellet gun. I have a single shot break action pellet rifle that has 1/5 the energy of an average .22lr bullet, which is plenty for a squirrel. Ammo runs about 3 cents apiece. I remember a few years ago when you could get Remington Thunderbolts for 4 cents, but sadly those days are over it seems. Now they cost 8 or 9 cents, which used to be the price for a mini-mag.
Also softshell turtle and armadillo and river nutria
They look too creepy crawley to eat. I'd use them for fish bait.
Use crawdads for fish bait and fish for crawdad bait. Interesting.
Search South Louisiana Crawfish on youtube ! We have been boiling them by the THOUSANDS of pounds for YEARS !
SLC has a great operation. Excellent product and people!
I've had good luck with bacon but I get why you'd want to yous the garbage parts of fish.
Great idea until someone steals it.
Enjoy the bountiful harvest while you can. If you don't do something because you are afraid you'll never get anything.
I have to be really desperate, never liked crab , or lobster. The work to get some meat out nust be like the work to eat pomegranate, 50 calories spent to eat 5. 😢
Ether 8
In Leviticus 11, God says to not eat that type of fish.
Correct, if you are a jew eating kosher.
No advertisement in this video… if you paid for all of this out of pocket you might have said so. Also it’s not free food if you are buying the attractant.
No argument from me that crawfishing can be very good in your preparations. It’s just your overzealous advertisement.
Yes, I did pay for the equipment out of my own money. Don't confuse excitement as an advertisement. I'm trying to help people prepare. Even if I did get all the equipment free, which I didn't, and it is a product placement, which it isn't, the truth remains this is a great food source.
@@LDSPrepper I didn’t expect a reply. I appreciate the work you have done. You must really be an advocate for this product!! Well done!!
@@jcknives4162 I'm an advocate to help people the best way I know. If there is a better way of catching crawfish with a better return and I know about it be sure I'll share it here.