Crochets Crawfish Farm

05/25/2026

05/22/2026

Those tiny bumps or seed-like clusters you see on the shell or head of a crawfish are eggs laid by the water boatman, a common aquatic insect.They are often mistaken for mud or warts and are perfectly natural and harmless.

Key FactsWhat they are: Water boatman bugs use the hard shells of mature crawfish as a safe place to glue their eggs, particularly around the face and eyes.
Seasonality: You are most likely to see them during the late part of the crawfish season when natural vegetation in the water thins out.
Safety: The eggs are completely safe and do not affect the edibility or taste of the crawfish.
Removal: They can be difficult to rinse or wash off, but they will turn bright orange and come off easily once boiled.

05/18/2026

I predicted an early season ending due to the Crawfish cycle being off….another sign ….two boats with busted hydraulic hoses in the same day…..time to shut it down 😭
# Farmlife

04/17/2026

Old Blue👀🫵🦞

04/12/2026

👀😭IYKYK…..not what we want to see this early ….season could be coming to an end earlier than expected.


’sOver

04/08/2026

👀🦞😊

04/05/2026

5th and Final Trip DONE‼️


’mTiredme

04/04/2026

4th Trip to Lufkin ….with a 5th trip still left to go!
/HellWeek

04/02/2026

Texarkana bound!


/HellWeek