Freshwater Lobsters are, to be blunt, just crayfish.
America is the native home of the Freshwater Lobster. The vast majority of them found around the world today originated here.
He hadn't seen a single crab since the last time he'd caught some. He had, however, caught plenty of crayfish.
The crayfish here have no natural predators. There are few native species in the river, and the locals don't eat them, so they're basically living in paradise.
In terms of size, the small ones were about the same as the crayfish back home, while the big ones could even rival a spiny lobster.
Lin Chen, long since accustomed to the gigantism of Alaskan wildlife, saw no issue. He just happily scooped them all up in his net and tossed them onto the snow, where the cold would stun them.
"You all see me getting a big haul every day, but my more observant viewers have probably already noticed something."
