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| - | UK-native white-clawed crayfish (top), and the American signal crayfish (bottom). The signal crayfish is bigger and has a small blue or white patch at the joint of the claw, and the claws are red underneath. | + | _UK-native white-clawed crayfish (top), and the American signal crayfish (bottom). The signal crayfish is bigger and has a small blue or white patch at the joint of the claw, and the claws are red underneath._ |
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| - | Signal | + | _Signal |
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| - | Boil crayfish, then leave to stand for 10 minutes. | + | _Boil crayfish, then leave to stand for 10 minutes._ |
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| - | Make sure you check your crayfish traps regularly. | + | _Make sure you check your crayfish traps regularly._ |
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| - | You can buy crayfish traps - and make sure you get the licence tags from DEFRA. | + | _You can buy crayfish traps - and make sure you get the licence tags from DEFRA._ |
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| - | You can make your own crayfish traps using wicker or wire mesh. | + | _You can make your own crayfish traps using wicker or wire mesh._ |
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| - | How to catch a crayfish | + | _How to catch a crayfish_ |
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| - | ![A cooked crayfish looking very much like a small lobster](https:// | + | ![_A cooked crayfish looking very much like a small lobster_](https:// |
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| - | A cooked crayfish looking very much like a small lobster | + | _A cooked crayfish looking very much like a small lobster_ |
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| - | Traditional | + | _Traditional |
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| - | ## Specialists | + | |
| + | ## Related topics | ||
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| + | - [Fishing](fish: | ||
| + | - [Wild food](wild: | ||
| + | - [Game / wild meat](game: | ||
| + | - [Bushcraft](bush: | ||
| + | - [Low-impact food & drink](lifo: | ||
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| + | ## Specialist curators of this topic | ||