Diy craypots
Submitted by Jim on Fri, 2016-11-11 14:42
Im giving the crays a shot for the first time this season and im building my own pots, do I really need the slats that go down into the pot in the drop hole or can i just leave a hole in the top of the pot with no funnel?
Thanks
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eziliving
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I think the slats are so the
I think the slats are so the Crays can't walk back out off the pots and so seals can't get the crays as well
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Jim
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Haha nice, might put the
Haha nice, might put the slats in them then! Cheers Ezi
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Rob H
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Plastic necks are about $5,
Plastic necks are about $5, stop the crays getting out easily.
Which they will, soon as the sun comes up...
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JacksonL
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What's best, plastic neck or
What's best, plastic neck or wooden fingers?
carnarvonite
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Cost
Fingers are cheaper but require more work, both catch the same but red necks keep crays in for a bit longer as they cannot see the opening when inside