Cold Snap Slows Crawfish Harvest but Farmers Optimistic About Season

By Drakkar Francois

NEWS 15

LAFAYETTE, La. — An Arctic blast has hit Acadiana just as crawfish season was gaining momentum, slowing down the harvest process.

Despite this chilly setback, local crawfish farmers remain optimistic about the season's prospects.

Crawfish season typically kicks off in late October to early November, with farmers actively checking traps to catch these sought-after mudbugs. However, the recent freezing temperatures have posed challenges for some farmers.

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