$4.99 per pound boiled crawfish. Ritas at Hebert's Marina

[mriguy]

Originally Posted by youmyboyblue

Why do people say the same BS every year? If you don't feel like spending $90 for a sack of crawfish to feed a group of people, spend $140 on steaks, $140 to make a real seafood gumbo, or $100 for a brisket and jambalaya. Or be a cheap arse and eat hot dogs and chicken legs.
It's amazing to me that the seafood restaurant in madisonville can advertise steak night and people will lineup to spend $19.99 for a bad steak, but god forbid they spend $19.99 on 5 pounds of boiled crawfish.

Pa- I don't care they use to be .49 cents a pound. Milk also use to be much cheaper.

Nice post!

[Southern Sportsman]

Originally Posted by fun w son

$2.29 a lbs for boiled in Houma... $1.29 for live...

can't get myself to pay $5 a pound.....

Well that is cheap for boiled and live !!!! crawfish farmers are getting $ 1.25 for big ones and .75 for smaller ones now

[swamp snorkler]

Originally Posted by DaPointIsDaBomb

She lived there about five years back in the 90s and is now a lesbian living somewhere around Holden. Kinda disowned her but reconnected last year whenever I found out she had my grandmas magnalite pot was trying to sell it on Craigslist and I was trying to buy it. Didn't know it was her when I called. Like a strange family reunion when I met her to pick it up

Was good to see her, we exchanged a few recipes, not much has changed with her. She goes bowling and golfing more than she used to is alll

Dude, I don't know if this serious but I seriously pissed myself laughing.

Originally Posted by southLA

$5/lb? Holy ****. I'm pulling large/selects out the field and selling them for $1.25 wholesale. You tell me who's making the most money on that $5/lb....

You sell to the public or wholesale only? Location?