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    Cray fish
    Is it just me or is any one else having serious nightmares about these beasts lets get this off my chest once these things get in a water that’s it fishing and the whole balance is wiped out and quick and theres absoulutey nothing anyone can do about it yes when you get um out you can take great pleasure in killing them but this is rather like building a sand castle to stop the tide cumming in as for eating um this could end up fuling the spread the signal cray is red and larger than our native white cray if you are lucky enough to find one of ours them release im unharmed as their wrightfully protected and will soon be extinct due to the american signal allso make sure the corpse is no ware near any water as they are usually full of eggs as usuall you get the uneducated public breading them or something next thing you no their in the water table and its good by fish their favourite food is yes you guessed it fish roe as far as im aware no one has even been prosecuted for them getting into a water killing and binning them is in line with the enviroment agency guide lines
    Time will tell I shudder to think
    http://www.bluebellangling.com

  • #2
    trap em, catch em and eat em

    they're are delicious

    they carry a plague virus which is what is wiping out the native cray
    ʎɐqǝ uo pɹɐoqʎǝʞ ɐ ʎnq ı ǝɯıʇ ʇsɐן ǝɥʇ sı sıɥʇ.

    Thought for the day:
    Some people are like slinkies - not really good for anything but bring a smile to your face when thrown down the stairs

    Converting an MFV Fifie trawler type thing.

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    • #3
      I have heard of them down south but not in the north east I know a bloke that goes for walks out with his kid and dog and says theirs nothing more satisfying than coming home with a bucket of fresh cray are they in our local rivers ? if so I`m all for trapping a couple for eating if local to me

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      • #4
        reggy crays

        havent heard of any in our local rivers thank god but theres time theyve appeared in some scottish lochs which are now impssible to fish resulting in local village shops and hotels bars now either closing down or close to as anglers travel used to travel from all over the country to fish them my favirte loch ken is now full of um its illegle to remove um from any water without killing first personally i think an atom bomb would be a great idea
        http://www.bluebellangling.com

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