crawdad

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Anything that resembles a crawdad is popular for bass.

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  1. noun Chiefly Southern & Western U.S. See crayfish.

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  • Anything that resembles a crawdad is popular for bass. —  IdahoStatesman.com News Updates
  • I assume he'd be charged with the task of haunting Bank of America Stadium by tossing footballs at unsuspecting members of the opposing team and leaving crawdad shells all over the locker room. —  Kissing Suzy Kolber
  • Says Miley's real-life and onscreen daddy, Billy Ray Cyrus, after a waiter places a lobster in front of him: "That's a heck of a crawdad, isn't it?" —  California Chronicle
  • I got no problem with anyone enjoying a crawdad, but when your on top of the world, don't you think you should be a little careful. —  Sportsnet.ca - Sports News
  • While the usual artificials have been used, such as Senkos in shallow water, drop-shotting a bit deeper, crankbaits and swimbaits, the real getters have been live bait, minnows and crawdad. —  SacBee -- Latest News
 

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