Legal Washington Crawfish Trap

Cheap and easy way to make your crawfish trap legal in WA state.
Stainless hooks
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[@kogabear1]

Pretty cool ideas. I think the key word in the regulations is “ unattended.” I’ve often set pots out while fishing but I’ve always been right by. I’m definitely going to use your idea when I toss them out and move on to another spot. Thanks much.

[@adamnickel]

My traps are soaking tonight with two violations that I didn’t know about till watching this…

[@KainOutdoors]

Should be able to bring everything when you go to pull them and make em legal. Good luck and thanks for wathcing.

[@TheDisillusioned1811]

Thanks for the video, looking to catch some crawfish in SW Washington, I have some blaze orange paracord already, do you think that color would scare the crawfish away or should I get some natural color paracord like you used?

[@KainOutdoors]

I dont think it will bother them. There is a company that makes orange traps and they work fine. It might attract thieves though.

[@TheDisillusioned1811]

@@KainOutdoors thanks, since I posted this comment I watched another video and the guy said the same thing, easy to spot for thieves, so I will go with the natural color. 👍

[@user-nw8dx5uz8t]

Do you know where to catch crayfish in South or North of Washington?

[@Docbell60]

Thanks, I was confused with the rules for the buoy

[@KainOutdoors]

Glad it was helpful

[@LovingIdaho]

I have went after crayfish in washington state for 12 years . I am going this week .

[@Docbell60]

@@LovingIdaho I've been having some good luck in the Yakama river this year

[@LovingIdaho]

@@Docbell60 nice . i will be in the snake river .

[@kevinbell7955]

What do you use to measure your crawfish?

[@woptimus]

Measuring tape or ruler since they are rarely over 6-7 inches