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In my early teens I made $3k-$4k a month crawfishing on the Willamette channel in my $500 boat w/ over 300 traps up and down the river. Since I was under 18 I didn't need my boat licensed. A third of my crawfish went to Jakes downtown. That was 1/2 of what they sold for three years. Their only complaint was that my catch made their other crawfish look bad. Others were frozen and a guy exported them.
That was a **** of a fun job three hours a day. Nice $$. Sure beat a paper route and made living on a houseboat very convenient.
I had a broken trap once and caught what would have been a contender for the largest crawfish caught ever; it was about 9" in the body, 13" flat. But I ignorantly put it in overnight in a holding tank where that corn/food ran out and the other little crawfish ate him .
For those interested, a useful thread....http://www.northwestfirearms.com/off-topic/15418-good-place-catch-crawdads-around-clackamas.html
Om seafood is good. I went to college in Texas so I would go to new Orleans all the time. Crawfish are $10 for 20 lbs!!!! A couple of time I got a free turtle or baby croc in the mix too. Come back here and people look at you funny for eating crawfish
Ironic you mentioned Katrina. I fled, or at least tried to, from NO when Katrina hit. I actually took a giant bag of crawfish back to Houston with meWe spent about a week in NO a few years ago, before Katrina. We sampled every kind of food we could find including crawfish pie. One of the best things about visiting different places is the different foods.