Many fishermen, when going for a catch to a body of water, are not averse to "hunting" for crayfish, but do not find any mention of their capture in the Rules for fishing and fisheries management. First of all, they should know that in Belarus, two species of crayfish are mainly common – the broad-fingered crayfish and the narrow-fingered crayfish. The broad-fingered crayfish is included in the Red Book of Belarus, it is forbidden to catch it. In addition, the striped crayfish is also found in Belarusian waters; due to its invasiveness and low value, its capture is not restricted.

Many fishermen, when going for a catch to a body of water, are not averse to "hunting" for crayfish, but do not find any mention of their capture in the Rules for fishing and fisheries management. First of all, they should know that in Belarus, two species of crayfish are mainly common – the broad-fingered crayfish and the narrow-fingered crayfish. The broad-fingered crayfish is included in the Red Book of Belarus, it is forbidden to catch it. In addition, the striped crayfish is also found in Belarusian waters; due to its invasiveness and low value, its capture is not restricted.