Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: bushman on August 31, 2008, 04:54:45 PM
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I was wanting to find out where I could catch some crayfish as my son and I have built a crayfish trap and have had great success at Jones Lake but want to continue in the Pitt Meadows area
Thanks
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Pretty much any of the river systems around the lower mainland have some crayfish. The Stave is a popular location, but I'm sure you'd get them in the Pitt too.
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where abouts in the Stave and have you caught many
Thanks
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I personally haven't dropped traps in the Stave. But it is a very short river system below the dam. I'm sure you'd get them pretty much anywhere.
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Used to catch lots in the North Alouette river in the 70s I dont know what the currant conditions are now,but Im sure all the sloughs and in the Pitt still have them.
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The alouette rivwer used to have lots when I was a kid 20 years ago, but I think with pollution development and overfishing there isn't very many left if any, I can remember going down tuning over 10 rock and finding 4 or 5 nice crayfish 4 - 6 inches now i could turn rocks over for an hour and not see one, I know where the alouette meets the pitt used to be a goos spot
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yah I was just at the stave last weekend and saw a handful of crayfish just gotta look, I was at the park there below the dam
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how's their tasting comparing to lobster? never tried one before
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They are really really good. Taste is a lot more fishy than lobster I guess.