Catching the Crayfish -Part Two-

Alberta Fishing Regulations Crayfish
Crayfish cannot be harvested by any means from the Beaver River
or its tributaries.
When fishing for crayfish with a rod and reel (angling) a sportfishing
licence is required and sportfishing regulations apply (for example
no harvest of crayfish when waters are closed to angling).
When fishing for crayfish using a dip net, seine net, trap or by
hand, a sportfishing licence is not required and is permitted at any
time of year.
The retention and transport of live crayfish is illegal. All retained
crayfish must be immediately killed.

[@AnglingSpiders]

Another great video, lookng forward to Part 3!

[@Francois_Dupont]

what is the best time to catch them? spring or fall?

[@kats1978]

お疲れ様です。パート3楽しみです。

[@Alberta1stPodcast]

What pond is that ? Is that by country hills bld & sarcee trail NW? I see some water on google maps there? 😅 i have been setting traps by harvest hills nose creek but ive only caught 1 😟

[@superstrike]

I think ES1 and PP1's river and creek cannot use the bait for trap. pond such as nose creek pond is ok to use the bait for traps.

[@tinahuynh5967]

What lake you go catch crawfish?

[@superstrike]

Thanks for watching! many southern alberta lakes nose creek, elbow river, mcgregor, travers newell...

[@W1ntZz]

@@superstrike my dad lives out at McGregor! Is that we're this video is?

[@queenstownkid]

wow ..bet that was a good meal

[@superstrike]

Thanks for watching!

[@kaidendesjarlais9630]

Send me some

[@superstrike]

haha, Thanks for watching!