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They're certainly in the Trent so I suspect its tributaries will have them.
 
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What kind of crayfish?

Do you mean our native (and protected) White Clawed Crayfish, or the bad guys (American Signal Crayfish?)
 
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and in the Stour and the Avon but if your thinking of traping them then you neen EA regulateg traps and a licence.Holes have to be the right size and otter proof. if that helps at all
 
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plus i forgot there are 3 kinds there's our white whitch ar protected then there's the Aisan and the red signle but you will need specile disspensation fron the EA
 
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We have the horrible Turkish Crays with their long pointed claws in our lake. a couple of times when I was swinging inmy end tackle I was just about to grab what I thought was a bit of water lilly when I saw just in time in the moonlight it was a big turkish cray.
 
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there's not a lot you can say to that/forum/smilies/tongue_out_smiley.gifsept .Yes
 
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I've not seen any up here yet.

Very tasty, the signal.

If you catch one, or more,you are not allowed to return it / them.

Take it(them) home stick them in a big saucepan of slightly salted dill flavoured boiling water and serve them up with some mayonaise and rocket in a sandwich./forum/smilies/tongue_out_smiley.gif/forum/smilies/tongue_out_smiley.gif

Take the crunchie bit off first!!!
 
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