An afternoon crayfishing with Robbie Alexander including a few tips on how to catch crayfish.

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 slowly but picked up late afternoon and the crays were running hot. In crayfishing terminology, the crayfish were 'marching' late in the afternoon. I started craying at around 1:30pm and it wasn't until after 4pm that the crayfish started really biting well. I love crayfishing. In fact, I would almost say that I am addicted to it. We have strict crayfishing laws here in Australia, but that is for a reason. The crayfishing laws are in place to protect these beautiful spiny Murray crayfish which are quite vulnerable for generations to enjoy, just as we enjoy crayfishing today. Do not get the Murray crayfish confused with the spiny freshwater crayfish found in the southern part of Victoria. They are two different species if crayfish are are both regulated under 2 different sets of rules and regulations. Always know the crayfishing rules before you head out. Talking scenes filmed with: https://amzn.to/2K5INoo Action scenes filmed with: https://amzn.to/2MD0mhK