Using Asian Carp Scraps to Catch Blue Catfish Below Kentucky Lake 

there is regulation.. one per day.. but this lake has 0 worries of running out of trophy catfish.. if you arent getting them you arent in the right area. and yes there are tons of them and i only fished here a year and i already know that. and where most of them are you cant commercial fish there anyways so really you dont have any worry of running out of trophys you just need to learn to fish the lake and dam better. most trophy fish get thrown back anyways. the better eating are the ones that are bertween 1-6 pounds.

Looks liek theyre fishing on the lake side of the dam

the lake will never run out of fish.. its a myth if you think it will. you can never overfish a lake.. the only time its possible is when its very first stocked with stupid fish after the spawn though all the fish are then natural to the lake and many will survive.

indiana146 yes it's still an issue but there still a problem but it's better than it was 2 yrs ago. I live 15 minutes from ky lake

the carp are a big problem.. they get on my trotlines and mess up my commercial gear all teh time.. mainly because where i fish with the lines is mainly big heads and the avg size is like 40lb plus..

​@@bankfishingislife5484 where do run into them? Id like to know because they are fun to catch and ive had a bit of trouble finding spots to target them

thats a myth and if you fished ky and barkley lakes and dams consistently you know it will never be short on catfish. never ever.. unless they drain it and kill them all on purpose. but people will never outfish it even with the commercial fishing going on there.. it will never be overfished..

Anglers arent the issue, its commercial fishing

where do you think restauraunts and fish markets get their fish.... the sky.. lol.. we commercial fish ky lake and barkley and the rivers and supply the fish to the markets which supply it to the other places. lol.... if you fished a lot you would know the lake doesnt need you to release every big fish.. there are hundreds of thousands of big fish in that lake.. also when paylakes are open a lot of monster fish caught from commercial fishing do survive and go to paylakes.. just saying.. the lakes and dams will always have monsters. just learn to fish them and you can catch them yourself and put your kids grandkids on them also.. but not if you just cry about it.

@@jtotherog i call bs.. bad fisherman always blame something.. learn to fish. and 99% of the fish i sell to market are 4-6 pounds.. so not sure what you are talking about. and the lakes/dams have millions of fish in it lol.

No. Actually it isn't