I'm from Southern Maryland, and if anyone thinks crayfish taste great, I guess you haven't had steamed blue crabs. Sorry had to get that in.
Anyhow we have lots of different crayfish species here. We have the common and the virile and the devil, but we also have white rivers and red swamps.
I come across some impressive crayfish holes in my travels. Like his one.
I fish lots of ponds. I always spot these crayfish holes, I'll take some more pics. But the ponds around here are all creek fed with a spillway back into the creek. These native crayfish come in from the creeks, into the ponds.
The level in these ponds never fluctuates. The holes do not make a difference here.
I'll bet if a pond had rip rap shoreline, it wouldn't have crayfish holes.
But if anyone was worried about crayfish making holes, shucks just put your own crayfish holes in the pond.
