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Bass Fishing => Bass Fishing Tips, Techniques & General Discussion => Topic started by: motocross269 on February 16, 2008, 02:49:01 PM
Here are some pictures of Crayfish from around the country..Now you jig fisherman can "match the hatch"
iz.carnegiemnh.org/crayfish/photo.htm (http://iz.carnegiemnh.org/crayfish/photo.htm)
Crawfish are a main deal in our strategies. we should pay a little closer attention to this deal(great lakes craw here I come)remember the little things make the difference-skeeterman-
This site is awsome for angling knowledge. I have started to put together a 3-ring notebook for the boat. Just for reference of items used frequently that you just cant remember and need. I have heard an old Indian tale that if you want to catch an owl, study the mouse. In that thought 80% of a bass' forage is the crayfish(crawdad for you southerners). I have found a small list like this from the OSU site but it didn't give the states just the latin names. I just have to say that from as much as I have learned so far in the past 4 months on this site.... guys i'm here to stay.
thanks
don m
Interesting you bring up that story... it's one of my favorites.
I happen to know the guy who owns studythemouse.com... although it has not been developed yet...
but it will... it will... (knowing that guy...)
(So don't go there yet ;D it's just in a holding pattern)
Thanks MOTO!!!!
I've been looking so hard for a site that has pics.
Great find!
Josh
Maybe some one place picture of craw fish here for hunlee to see.Allway think of craw fish as brown but i suppose they can be other color,hunlee not no for sure
hunlee
crayfish come in about every color there is in one place or another.
Take a look at this one Wayne Carpenter found on Lake St. Clair - the model for the new custom color - St. Clair Crayfish. | (http://www.greatlakesbass.com/images/stclaircrayfishsign.jpg) |