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By Dan Beard

Crawfish may be caught by net in streams with muddy, grass-grown bottom, or by digging in the banks, or by lifting up the stones in shallow water. In lakes or ponds look for crawfish in the bottom, sand, or mud at the mouths of inflowing brooks or springs. It is a fact not generally known that there are no crawfish on Long Island.

How to Keep Crawfish Alive.

Keep them in boxes or pails with damp moss, gravel, or aquatic plants. Put in only enough water to saturate the plants. Do not flood them. Keep in a cool, damp place.

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