Longpincered Crayfish (Faxonius longidigitus), family Cambaridae, found in the White River basin of southern Missouri and northern Arkansas, USA
photograph by Isaac Szabo

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Longpincered Crayfish (Faxonius longidigitus), family Cambaridae, found in the White River basin of southern Missouri and northern Arkansas, USA
photograph by Isaac Szabo

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Detrital Crayfish Faxonius alluvius
Faxonius alluvius is confined to streams within the Crawford Upland and Mitchell Karst Plain of southwestern Indiana. It is a freshwater-dwelling species that occurs in small to medium-sized sandy streams associated with leaf litter and woody debris.
image by Kimberly Scott
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THAT FISH CRAY!!! - ONT, Canada:
I;m not great with crayfish ID, but this looks a lot like Northern Clearwater Crayfish (Faxonius propinquus), family Cambaridae., which I know you have up there.
Any North American crayfish experts have any opinion on this?