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Pics of the haul.
Quote from: Thefisherman83 on June 17, 2013, 09:03:47 PMPics of the haul.where in gods name is that
One thing I figured out a couple years ago at Pearygin Lake,I could not believe my pots were coming up with just a few Crayfish after an all night soak, yet the bait was gone. Then I talked to a guy who is there allot. He said as soon as they eat your bait, the leave the pot. I was amazed, you mean they can get back out? He says sure, try soaking your pot for 4 hours instead of all night. Four hours later I had a pot loaded with crayfish.
I'm headed to Buffalo Lake July 3rd. Supposedly it's one of the best crawdad lakes in the state. I'm making it my quest to go there and try to be successful for the first time. Maybe it will bump up my confidence... and just maybe catch a monster and win big! Anyone else been to Buffalo on the Colville rez?
Quote from: Southpole on June 20, 2013, 08:42:11 AMI'm headed to Buffalo Lake July 3rd. Supposedly it's one of the best crawdad lakes in the state. I'm making it my quest to go there and try to be successful for the first time. Maybe it will bump up my confidence... and just maybe catch a monster and win big! Anyone else been to Buffalo on the Colville rez?Used to be the best lake ever for crawfish. I don't think that's the case anymore. Really went down hill for a while there. I wasn't sure you could still even legally catch them there. What is the limit now? Used to be no limit, then it was 10 lbs a day.