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  1. 07-06-2017, 03:28 PM #1
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    Default Catfish trip 7-5-2017


    Carried a couple of chances friends that wanted to catch catfish to Pickwick. Was a very slow day. Fish were there you can tell by the sonar picture. I blame it on too much boat traffic over the 4th and yesterday. water got real rough. Notice my new seat bases I installed.After 18 years the others had gotten a lot of slack in them. Name: IMG_4426.jpg Views: 351 Size: 84.1 KBName: IMG_4428.jpg Views: 356 Size: 102.7 KBName: IMG_4433.jpg Views: 350 Size: 98.0 KBName: IMG_4419.jpg Views: 353 Size: 87.6 KBName: IMG_4431.jpg Views: 356 Size: 94.1 KBName: IMG_4436.jpg Views: 360 Size: 103.4 KBName: IMG_4438.jpg Views: 350 Size: 69.4 KB[ATTACH]269192[/Name: IMG_4434.jpg Views: 364 Size: 117.7 KBATTACH]
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    Nice pics Ken!
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    Thank You Kindly for the report and pictures.
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    Nice pictures and report. That's one way to stiffen up them seat bases. Looks good.
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    Wow! Nice catfish.
    Be safe and good luck fishing
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    looks good, do you troll for the catfish
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    Looks like yaw did pretty good!!! I know that graph looks like they were in there like bees!
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    Great job on a slow day, nice pics.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Potatoe View Post
    looks good, do you troll for the catfish
    We troll with the Santee cooper rig a lot depending on current. If they are generating electricity the fish hold tight to the bottom. If there is no current they suspend higher up in the water column.
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    Nice pics and some good eats
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