After being limited to just 2 hour crayfishing sessions, I was so excited to be able to go out for my first proper crayfishing session of the season. Althoug...
I LOVE going crayfish from my kayak. Every trip is an adventure, although I do need to be very careful because 1 mishap could be costly in the ice cold water...
There's something special about catching really big crayfish, especially oversize male crayfish. It is quite common to catch oversize female crayfish as many...
Brett and I caught some crayfish on this trip, but not as I have lately. what thia video lacks in crayfish, or crayfishing adventure, it more than makes ul f...
Whether I was crayfishing while cod fishing, or cod fishing while crayfishing is to be determined. One thing is for sure though, the crayfishing is MUCH bett...
I'm crayfishing again. AND... I'm catching monster crayfish again. Another great day crayfishing was had in this video. The crayfishing started off quite slo...
I caught my biggest crayfish ever last week. A new PB for me and it was massive. It was a slow day crayfishing with lots of net checks resulting no crayfish ...
Ever wondered what it would be like to get bitten on the finger by a big crayfish? Well yesterday I found out exactly what it feels like!Australian viewers w...
With heavy rain in the forecast I decided to stay close to home, and go crayfishing in the middle of Wangaratta where I could base myself under a bridge. The...
Crayfishing (detail), 1897, by Carl Larsson (Swedish, 1853–1919). Associated with the Arts & Crafts Movement, he worked in both oil and watercolour
It's been years since I have been crayfishing. When my mate Shane Orr contacted me today and invited me to Lake Mulwala, I could not refuse! We were mainly ...
A wreck from the booming crayfishing days. Port Hutt, formerly known as Whangaroa Harbour. Maori landed here in 1835. A sealing station was also sited here. The Chatham Islands (Moriori: Rekohu, Māori: 'Wharekauri') are an archipelago and New Zealand territory in the Pacific Ocean consisting of about ten islands within a 40 kilometres (25 mi) radius, the largest of which are Chatham Island and Pitt Island. Their name in the indigenous language, Moriori, means Misty Sun. These remote islands, over 800 kilometres (500 mi) east of southern New Zealand, have officially been part of New Zealand since 1842. The Chathams are the first to see the new dawn of each day.
