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02/05/17 12:10 AM
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ArgyleFloater
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Ok guys/ladies. I'm a newbie to catfishing, I have a small 14' tinny and would like to know the best way to catch catfish. I heard blues are preferred but I don't know. I am used to crappie. What should I do from the bank or a boat.
Thanks in advance for your tips.
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Re: Newbie
[Re: ArgyleFloater]
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02/05/17 01:50 AM
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bowhunter247
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Tip #1, learn to throw a 7' cast net. Fresh shad works best.
A man should be able to saddle his own horse and kill his own snakes.
PB 33lb Blue Cat (Rod and Reel) Lake Lavon 8 Jan 2017
2014 Blue Wave, 2000 Pure Bay, 175 Evinrude
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Re: Newbie
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02/11/17 05:07 PM
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CPR
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Tip #1, learn to throw a 7' cast net. Fresh shad works best. Yes fresh is best , wind blown points and timber. Check out Chad Ferguson catfishedge.com lots of good beginner info
CPR
(Catch Photograph Release)
All Catfish over 10lbs.
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Re: Newbie
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02/13/17 03:08 PM
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Big Sam
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Welcome to cat fishing heaven!!! 
If it ain't broke don't fix it...but go ahead and work on it anyway.....
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