Crawfish pot size

100 holds a sack and the fixings...

I roll with a 100, but I never boil a whole sack at once. Too much beer to drink

80 Quart is all you need.

80qt aluminum or 82qt stainless is the most common size

Found this on the net:

60 Qt. 30-35 lbs.
80 Qt. 35-45 lbs.
100 Qt. 45-60 lbs.
120 Qt. 60+ lbs.

45 lbs is one huge sack of crawfish


you packing them in there with a hammer?

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45 lbs is one huge sack of crawfish

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I've seen spillway crawfish sacks around 50lbs already and even some around 50-53#'s. I've tried taking them out and putting them back in and it didn't quite work as well as the fisherman got it. They have different size sacks from what I'm told also.

I'm sure you see this but a lot of the wild crawfish guys will stuff 40+ pounds in most of their sacks. Farm crawfish not so much.

To the original topic, I have a 100qt pot and can boil 1.5 sacks in it so around 50-60lbs in it. The crawfish don't have to have much water over the top of them to boil. If you are going to boil all the fixings with it, might want to go with one sack like the others have said. I also have a 120qt pot and can boil two sacks in that one. It just depends on what you want.

I don't really come across many sacks of spillway crawfish, mine average 33 lbs

I actually garnered a consensus on here, lol

I shall seek a 100qt pot!! thanks guys.