How to Catch Spring Time Catfish in River Systems 

We set out to boat the biggest flathead catfish we could find and we were rewarded with one goodun! Targeting catfish in river systems can make for some of the most enjoyable fishing out there. These fish fight hard, pull tons of line, and are HUGE. I love catching and releasing these slime balls and they're a load of fun for everyone. In this video, we break down how to catch bait and then find active catfish by dissecting pieces of topography.
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