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The CRAWFISH TRAPS Were So FULL! (Catch and Cook Crawfish Etouffe)

Catching crawfish in a pond in South Louisiana is a popular and exciting tradition. During the crawfish season, locals use traps, called "crawfish pots," to catch these freshwater crustaceans. Crawfish fishing in Louisiana typically begins in late winter or early spring when the water temperature rises, triggering crawfish activity. These traps are baited with fish or other attractants, placed in ponds, and left to soak overnight. The following morning, crawfish traps are pulled up, revealing the day's catch. Louisiana's unique environment, with its swamps and bayous, offers prime conditions for crawfish harvesting, making it a favorite activity for many. Crawfish boils, a beloved Louisiana event, follow the harvest where freshly caught crawfish are seasoned and cooked with corn, potatoes, and sausage. Catching crawfish in a pond provides a glimpse into the region’s rich culture and tradition.