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 setting up for catfish
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05/20/10 05:14 PM
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texanlegend
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going to take the boy out for some catfishing friday night..where should i set the boat up water depth? ledges? around large sunken rocks? all of the above? whats going to be my best setup for this time of year?
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Re: setting up for catfish
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05/20/10 05:18 PM
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Chase
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Where you gonna be fishing? Shallows around structure would be a good start. Prob the most fun for the boy would be a slip cork with some punch bait or stink bait.
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Re: setting up for catfish
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05/20/10 05:21 PM
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texanlegend
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going to be fishing lake travis and the pedernales river that feeds into travis ..i know where to get him into a mess of small eating size channels but im looking to maybe give up numbers for size on this trip ..trying to keep him interested
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Re: setting up for catfish
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05/20/10 05:27 PM
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I would go with shad then in the same scenario. This time of year it's mainly eater size, every now and then you'll luck into a better quality fish but it's just not as common as Winter fishing.
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