Early Spring Catfishing

As temperatures begin to rise in early spring and catfish become more active, they will begin to feed on these dead bait fish. Early spring fishing should,

2 Sep 2008 The mouth will produce fish, but they are often smaller catfish. To catch the monster catfish in early spring, start fishing far up into the

One of the big boys, the catfish is more than a panfull. Late winter and early spring sees their most abundant food source as a wide variety of things,

5 Feb 2009 Good try everyone, but heres the real deal. Number one right now, cut shad or herring, you may find at your local fish market, these fish are

Catfish are primarily deeper water bottom-feeding fish but will on occasion feed in the upper water columns on schools of baitfish. In early spring Catfish

Catfish are primarily deeper water bottom-feeding fish but will on occasion feed in the upper water columns on schools of baitfish. In early spring Catfish

As temperatures begin to rise in early spring and catfish become more active, they will begin to feed on these dead bait fish. Early spring fishing should,

Catfish can be caught year around. Use dead minnows or cut-bait in the late winter and early spring when the water temperature is between 35-60 degrees F.

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Early spring catfish feed on fish that have died or been stressed throughout the winter. As water warms, catfish start to take live baits, especially if

12 Oct 2008 Look for temp changes in shallow coves. The larger the area of shallow water the quicker it will warm providing great catfish action.

The best lakes for early spring catfishing in northwest Missouri include Smithville Reservoir, Grindstone Reservoir, Pony Express Lake, Limpp Lake,

10 Feb 2006 The channel catfish is one of the more popular species found in Carlyle lake. From early spring to late fall trotlines are set throughout

They are highly productive in winter and early spring when the creeks and drainage ditches are pouring muddy water into the lake. The catfish lay in waiting

Hi folks, in my opinion, catfish caught in early spring are great eating. Their flesh is firm and sweet. I like to target brown bullheads since they are

Catfish in warm weather locate food primarily by smell, but in the spring and early summer they get an assist from sight and pursuit, particularly when

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