08-31-2009, 11:10 AM
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[#008000]Yes, you can use Crawdads for bait and it is legal - as long as they are dead (like all bait) and only used in the water where they are captured.[/#008000]
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[#008000]As far as chumming goes; in the fishing proclamation, it states that any thing that is not attached to your hook that is intended to attract fish is not legal (page 9).[/#008000]
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[#008000]To answer your primary question as to whether or not it works ... yes it can. But, it has never been very productive for me and I don't know exactly why because it seems like it should. Interestingly though, I've used Crawdad scents and Crawdad colored tubes that do work occasionally. Actually, this Saturday (as well as last Saturday) I was at Strawberry and caught a Crawdad while jigging and considered cutting it up for bait but, I just tossed it back in.[/#008000]
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[#008000]Yes, you can use Crawdads for bait and it is legal - as long as they are dead (like all bait) and only used in the water where they are captured.[/#008000]
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[#008000]As far as chumming goes; in the fishing proclamation, it states that any thing that is not attached to your hook that is intended to attract fish is not legal (page 9).[/#008000]
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[#008000]To answer your primary question as to whether or not it works ... yes it can. But, it has never been very productive for me and I don't know exactly why because it seems like it should. Interestingly though, I've used Crawdad scents and Crawdad colored tubes that do work occasionally. Actually, this Saturday (as well as last Saturday) I was at Strawberry and caught a Crawdad while jigging and considered cutting it up for bait but, I just tossed it back in.[/#008000]
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