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fun w son 08-31-2009 02:57 PM

moster cat
 
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Lake Verret area catfish.
Caught on a trout line saturday morning on cut bait.
believe it or not...... the BIG one got away!!!!!!!

yak'em-n-stack'em 08-31-2009 03:09 PM

nice haul that will make some delicous fillets

CatDaddy 08-31-2009 08:24 PM

Nice CAT.... Cut Mullet? Red carp?....

Hebert 08-31-2009 08:35 PM

niceeeeee!! i've never caught a flathead over 5lbs :(

Deadly D 08-31-2009 08:56 PM

I just want the head to make a gravy:):) yum yum

fun w son 09-01-2009 07:47 AM

caught it on cut pearch. that's actually a buddy of mine, he said they had one larger than that on the line but it straighted the hook out?!?!?!?

swamp snorkler 09-02-2009 04:42 AM

Nice he can eat it with some fig preserves off his tree.

CatDaddy 09-02-2009 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by fun w son (Post 41331)
caught it on cut pearch. that's actually a buddy of mine, he said they had one larger than that on the line but it straighted the hook out?!?!?!?


Cadmium plated hooks by Mustad... Louisiana net and twine, 8/0. If i catcha catfish that straitens those out, ill sell my poles

CatDaddy 09-02-2009 10:15 PM

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Originally Posted by swamp snorkler (Post 41687)
Nice he can eat it with some fig preserves off his tree.


LOL.. I was checking out that tree... Looks like it aint gonna give out no figs till it gets some water..

CatDaddy 09-02-2009 10:17 PM

When you catcha catfish that big... Its best that you clean it and soak it in ice water for about 4 days.. Kinda like you do with a deer. It pulls all the blood out and makes some pretty white meat. It also takes that "fishy" taste out that the blood holds.

Bluechip 09-02-2009 10:19 PM

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Originally Posted by CatDaddy (Post 42154)
When you catcha catfish that big... Its best that you clean it and soak it in ice water for about 4 days.. Kinda like you do with a deer. It pulls all the blood out and makes some pretty white meat. It also takes that "fishy" taste out that the blood holds.

Do you soak in in ice water or keep it covered with ice and let the water constantly drain out...

CatDaddy 09-02-2009 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Bluechip (Post 42155)
Do you soak in in ice water or keep it covered with ice and let the water constantly drain out...


I keep water in it. I do that with all big fish. Keep the water level above the fish. It also dont hurt to change the water out after 2 days.

Bluechip 09-02-2009 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by CatDaddy (Post 42158)
I keep water in it. I do that with all big fish. Keep the water level above the fish. It also dont hurt to change the water out after 2 days.

OK never tried that with a big cat.
"W" laughed at me for telling him an old school way to clean those bull reds...My grandpaw, dad, brothers and me would go catch bull reds years ago at the beach. We would take a hoe and scale the fish with it while they were laying on the ground, then hang them and skin them like a catfish and cut the meat off of them and let it sit covered with ice for several days and then cut the fish up in chunks and use it for a stew or courtbouillion and never heard anyone say it tasted strong. It took a little work but the oldtimers never wasted anything..

fun w son 09-03-2009 12:24 PM

i've heard of the ice water trick, but they said you have to put salt in the water????
is that true?

CatDaddy 09-03-2009 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by fun w son (Post 42387)
i've heard of the ice water trick, but they said you have to put salt in the water????
is that true?


I never heard that.. or tried it..... However.. i did pour lemon juice in the water.. and it makes some good fried catfish.... I have even froze them in water/lemon juice....

fun w son 09-04-2009 10:00 PM

it was a guy in mississippi that told me that...... never tried it?!


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