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How do you catch prawns at night?

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Your best chance of catching live prawns is to look around jetty pylons, boat ramps and riverbanks when it's just starting to get dark in the evening. Shine a torch into the water, look out for their bright red eyes and then use a fine mesh net to scoop them up as swiftly as possible.

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