Catfish anyone?

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Know southern folks that come up here in the summer and fish with guides and fill coolers they love the catfish here and there is no limit on oahe. My kid always keeps a few and he has learned how to clean fish with them. Dont let them freeze the skin is a real pain in the ass
 


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That’s the thing that surprised me the most when I first started fishing cats. They fight like crazy!! I was not expecting that.

In the spring of the year I walk less than half a mile to the sheyenne. I can usually pick up a limit of nice eaters (channel cats 2ish to 3ish lbs) in less than 30 minutes.

They are VERY good table fare!!
 

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Know southern folks that come up here in the summer and fish with guides and fill coolers they love the catfish here and there is no limit on oahe. My kid always keeps a few and he has learned how to clean fish with them. Dont let them freeze the skin is a real pain in the ass
I can see why as they have a lot of farm-raised catfish down there. In addition it’s on most every restaurant menu down there as well.
 

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After the Tailrace experience (and probably Oahe) all cats taste like mud. If I'm going to eat freshwater fish in the South; it's LMB, crappie or bluegill. IMHO, all LM between 12/16in should be bled, iced etc.

If I get a hint of "fish" or mud; I'm done and fill up on sides.
 

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