Need your help catdaddy

[longcast]

I know very little about fresh water fishing and even less about fishing for catfish.a friend that lives in lake Charles asked me about where to go catch catfish.I have no clue so I told him I would ask Saltycajun.thanks

[longcast]

Bump

[SULPHITE]

I know you can catch some cats on the calc. river...I've never fished strictly for cats tho...

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by longcast

I know very little about fresh water fishing and even less about fishing for catfish.a friend that lives in lake Charles asked me about where to go catch catfish.I have no clue so I told him I would ask Saltycajun.thanks

Sunrise Catfish north of Longville, always catch my limit when I go there

[Jordan]

Originally Posted by Raymond

Sunrise Catfish north of Longville, always catch my limit when I go there

not too bad.... clean your own catfish... they charge extra to clean and package them for you...

[CatDaddy]

Im sorry.... I been away from a computer for a while!!!

Try in the intracoastal south of lake arther...

Are you farmiliar with that aera?

I can send you a mao with some of my spots!

[longcast]

If it's ok with u email it to me

brassieur123@aol.com
thanks

[Gerald]

I have heard that down Hwy 27 by the Gibbstown bridge [on ICWW] is good area.

Did you see the story in the Lake Charles paper a week ago about the big catfish? It was caught in the ICWW over near the Mermentau river.

[CatDaddy]

Originally Posted by Gerald

I have heard that down Hwy 27 by the Gibbstown bridge [on ICWW] is good area.

Did you see the story in the Lake Charles paper a week ago about the big catfish? It was caught in the ICWW over near the Mermentau river.

Wich one?

I know some dude caught a record breaker in the Misouri river...

[B-Stealth]

He's taking about the 2 guys who caught a 72# on a 16 oz gatorade jug. It took em 2 1/2 hours to land the beast.

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by B-Stealth

He's taking about the 2 guys who caught a 72# on a 16 oz gatorade jug. It took em 2 1/2 hours to land the beast.

That is the story. What took so long, was the cat kept the jug under water most of the time and they had to wait until they could catch the jug. Then they were afraid it could be a gator or big turtle.....and the line under the jug was only 30 inches long.

[CatDaddy]

Originally Posted by Gerald

That is the story. What took so long, was the cat kept the jug under water most of the time and they had to wait until they could catch the jug. Then they were afraid it could be a gator or big turtle.....and the line under the jug was only 30 inches long.

Thats why I use clorox jugs. I have seen catfish pull gallon sized clorox jugs under the water for about 10 seconds a few times. Ive also seen some bull reds do the same, except a bull red will go NUTS when hooked by a jug.