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<blockquote data-quote="Captainbrad" data-source="post: 459715" data-attributes="member: 320">We are in the post spawn now. The past couple of days I have been finding many more skinny beat up fish. Kind of odd since I have not seen much sign of spawn at all this year until now when they are finishing. This is good as the water levels are finally stabilizing up and down the valley. It means the catfishing should get really great soon. I have seen fair numbers of fish that past few day some spawned out and some not. They are also starting to move into the mid river holes and become much more seasonal in nature.Bait has been pretty much everything. I have used my usual day or two dead sucker, frozen sucker and goldeye, all with success. Things are looking positive in the catfish front as we near the halfway point in July.This Saturday, July 12th is the Marley Concrete Cats Tournament at Johnson Park in Moorhead. There are still spots open. Registration begins at 5am Saturday at Johnson Park, fishing is 7-3.Redrivercatfish.com</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Captainbrad, post: 459715, member: 320"] We are in the post spawn now. The past couple of days I have been finding many more skinny beat up fish. Kind of odd since I have not seen much sign of spawn at all this year until now when they are finishing. This is good as the water levels are finally stabilizing up and down the valley. It means the catfishing should get really great soon. I have seen fair numbers of fish that past few day some spawned out and some not. They are also starting to move into the mid river holes and become much more seasonal in nature. Bait has been pretty much everything. I have used my usual day or two dead sucker, frozen sucker and goldeye, all with success. Things are looking positive in the catfish front as we near the halfway point in July. This Saturday, July 12th is the Marley Concrete Cats Tournament at Johnson Park in Moorhead. There are still spots open. Registration begins at 5am Saturday at Johnson Park, fishing is 7-3. Redrivercatfish.com [/QUOTE]

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