WINTER BIG CATFISH by CATFISHING WORLD
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Catfish are among the most popular groups of fish with over 7 million catfish anglers nationwide. In a recent survey by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, catfish ranked only behind bass, panfish, and trout in popularity among U.S. anglers. Their wide distribution, fighting abilities, potential size, table-fare qualities, and relative simplicity to catch make them a favorite among beginners and advanced anglers alike, young and old.
Anglers target several catfish species, including the ever-popular channel, flathead, and blue catfish, as well as bullheads and white catfish. Each species possesses unique qualities as gamefish, so each requires unique tactical know-how about where and how to catch them.
Many details regarding catfish presentations are based on the various waters catfish inhabit and their remarkable set of senses. They thrive in rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and small streams, in a host of water quality conditions, from clear water to highly turbid (muddy) systems. Such adaptability demands highly acute senses.
Catfish have exceptional smell and taste capabilities, being able to detect minute traces of scents down to the parts-per-billion level. This is why catfish anglers often use stinkbaits and other odiferous offerings such as cut fish. Catfish also have good vision in clear water and can hear well, and can detect vibrations using their lateral line sense.
When to go—day or night? Any time can be good for catfishing. It’s not always nighttime that’s best. Sometimes the bite can be excellent during the day, especially during cool- and coldwater periods, and often during prespawn when catfish are feeding aggressively. Once the fish settle into summer patterns, many anglers prefer to fish at night, but you often can still catch fish during the day.
Read more: http://www.in-fisherman.com/catfish/catfish/#ixzz5MrlrdUD7
FOR MORE INFO: www.catfishing-world.com
BIG WINTER CATFISH FOR MICHAEL IN VERTICAL WITH FIREBALL AND LIVE BAIT !!
GROSSO SILURO PER MICHAEL IN VERTICAL CON FIREBALL E CARASSIO VIVO
Anglers target several catfish species, including the ever-popular channel, flathead, and blue catfish, as well as bullheads and white catfish. Each species possesses unique qualities as gamefish, so each requires unique tactical know-how about where and how to catch them.
Many details regarding catfish presentations are based on the various waters catfish inhabit and their remarkable set of senses. They thrive in rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and small streams, in a host of water quality conditions, from clear water to highly turbid (muddy) systems. Such adaptability demands highly acute senses.
Catfish have exceptional smell and taste capabilities, being able to detect minute traces of scents down to the parts-per-billion level. This is why catfish anglers often use stinkbaits and other odiferous offerings such as cut fish. Catfish also have good vision in clear water and can hear well, and can detect vibrations using their lateral line sense.
When to go—day or night? Any time can be good for catfishing. It’s not always nighttime that’s best. Sometimes the bite can be excellent during the day, especially during cool- and coldwater periods, and often during prespawn when catfish are feeding aggressively. Once the fish settle into summer patterns, many anglers prefer to fish at night, but you often can still catch fish during the day.
Read more: http://www.in-fisherman.com/catfish/catfish/#ixzz5MrlrdUD7
FOR MORE INFO: www.catfishing-world.com
BIG WINTER CATFISH FOR MICHAEL IN VERTICAL WITH FIREBALL AND LIVE BAIT !!
GROSSO SILURO PER MICHAEL IN VERTICAL CON FIREBALL E CARASSIO VIVO