HOUMA, La. (AP) — The long, cold winter means crawfish are scarce and expensive.
During cold weather, crawfish stay at the bottom of their ponds or streams, and don’t eat. That means they’re much smaller than usual for this time of year — and they’re not taking the bait in crawfish traps.
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