crayfish

[bristol tim 135]

whats the way of killing, cooking and keeeping freshly caught crayfish. atb tim

Next time you come up i will take you to a place with a fair few, involves a bit of walking though if you think you can manage it

as long as i dont get bit, like a certain brown hairy piece of shit that bit me last time

[timbo2 8]

I always thought they tasted like mud! We put lemon juice on them but they just tasted like mud with lemon juice on.

[sh 08 17]

whats the way of killing, cooking and keeeping freshly caught crayfish. atb tim

Next time you come up i will take you to a place with a fair few, involves a bit of walking though if you think you can manage it

as long as i dont get bit, like a certain brown hairy piece of shit that bit me last time

[PINNACLE 2,297]

If you keep them in a bucket for 6-7 hours they don't seem to taste of mud. You do need loads as there is not much meat on them and the big ones seem to have as much as the little ones.

 

Last time I had some I boiled them in salt water until pink, let them cool to peel and then fried the meat up with chili, ginger, corriander and garlic then rolled some of this with lettuce and mayo in a tortilla. Great lunch.

 

I have done curries before with them, put them in fish pies, in salads and on the BBQ they are good fun if you have loads and people round to eat them and I wouldn't fancy buying 100+ big prawns.

 

They are also very plentifull I have borrowed two pots/nets before and can get over 100 in a night just using a mackrel for bait. I have a mate who has property on a local river which is very clean which helps but I know a guy who gets them out of the Wey in Guildford town centre where his office is.

[sh 08 17]

If you keep them in a bucket for 6-7 hours they don't seem to taste of mud. You do need loads as there is not much meat on them and the big ones seem to have as much as the little ones.

 

Last time I had some I boiled them in salt water until pink, let them cool to peel and then fried the meat up with chili, ginger, corriander and garlic then rolled some of this with lettuce and mayo in a tortilla. Great lunch.

 

I have done curries before with them, put them in fish pies, in salads and on the BBQ they are good fun if you have loads and people round to eat them and I wouldn't fancy buying 100+ big prawns.

 

They are also very plentifull I have borrowed two pots/nets before and can get over 100 in a night just using a mackrel for bait. I have a mate who has property on a local river which is very clean which helps but I know a guy who gets them out of the Wey in Guildford town centre where his office is.

im starving after reading that. mite have to have a sandwhich for now lol

[poacher3161 1,766]

Be carefull catching the white signal crayfish a geezer got fined £4.000 the other week for catching and eating the rare british species

[dav3p 0]

If you keep them in a bucket for 6-7 hours they don't seem to taste of mud. You do need loads as there is not much meat on them and the big ones seem to have as much as the little ones.

 

Last time I had some I boiled them in salt water until pink, let them cool to peel and then fried the meat up with chili, ginger, corriander and garlic then rolled some of this with lettuce and mayo in a tortilla. Great lunch.

 

I have done curries before with them, put them in fish pies, in salads and on the BBQ they are good fun if you have loads and people round to eat them and I wouldn't fancy buying 100+ big prawns.

 

They are also very plentifull I have borrowed two pots/nets before and can get over 100 in a night just using a mackrel for bait. I have a mate who has property on a local river which is very clean which helps but I know a guy who gets them out of the Wey in Guildford town centre where his office is.

hi mate if you get loads and want to sell some give me a shout Edited April 22, 2010 by dav3p

[TOPPER 1,809]

tim i shouldn t worry about it , you know you coudn t catch a cold let alone crayfish that fox that live in the feild next to you knows he s the safest fox in pilning and that horrible brown hairy thing said get outa my hole baldie

[bristol tim 135]

tim i shouldn t worry about it , you know you coudn t catch a cold let alone crayfish that fox that live in the feild next to you knows he s the safest fox in pilning and that horrible brown hairy thing said get outa my hole baldie

i know more about fishing than you know how to tell a tell. am glad you know what a fox looks like the ones you see are from a distance

[sh 08 17]

sounds like a to me lol make sure youare both sat down i no how much you both lie to walk

Edited April 23, 2010 by sh 08

[sh 08 17]

Tim we have the trout in one of the pools so when its ready I will give you a shout

[bristol tim 135]

Tim we have the trout in one of the pools so when its ready I will give you a shout

great no probs be up for another great day