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#2982768 - 10/15/12 04:03 PM juggin fall cats?
fishboy1
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Wife wants to camp next week so I want to hit the water and throw some jugs in the afternoon/evening. Probably go to Cordell Hull.

What are the catfish doing this time of year? Deep? Shallow?

Flats? Bluffs?

Thanks!
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#2983243 - 10/15/12 08:29 PM Re: juggin fall cats? [Re: fishboy1]
fishboy1
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Not specifically on cordell hull, any lake or impoundment.

Haven't catfished in the fall before so I don't know where to start looking/fishing.
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#2983535 - 10/15/12 11:56 PM Re: juggin fall cats? [Re: fishboy1]
catman529
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good question. I usually catch em spring, summer, and sometimes fall but don't know where to focus jug fishing in the fall. I would think just about anywhere that holds catfish, maybe a little deeper than in the summer. I have yet to catch one in the winter and it's been on my bucket list for probably 7 or 8 years but I never feel like sitting in the cold just to catch a little channel cat. Plus now I am hunting a lot of my free time during the winter.

Good luck
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#2983545 - 10/16/12 01:06 AM Re: juggin fall cats? [Re: catman529]
Wells Taxidermy
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Just about all fish go in a feedin frenzy this time of year in anticipation of winter. But they can be hard to locate and pinpoint due to the weather conditions and water levels being up or down in a such hurry, I have jugged fished the Mississippi River in the fall in Oct quite a few times. Depending on what cat your after i would bait and fish accordingly, Blue's and channels we have caught on sand bar flats or mud bars or mud flats as well. but There was some kind of hole close by, During the summer the hit the deep holes and pretty much stay there until night. so right at dawn or dusk will be the best times I would generally try to fish about a foot to 2 feet off the bottom, but you may have to adjust as I have caught suspending cats as well. If your after yellow cats or flat heads LIVE BAIT!!!! and i would generally follow the same guidlines but stick more to woody cover on the around caving banks or log jams. thats just river talk with current and all that stuff, I have never fished lakes much for Whisker lips.
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