Notice what Sara Tripp says @ around 6:10 did I hear that right?

just sayin , va. done very well with there limit on blues i think they are at 34in. :giggle::giggle::giggle:

"As you read this, dumpsters are being filled with tons of Indiana and Kentucky Catfish from the Ohio river. Wittness say "Big holes must be excavated with backhoes and are being filled with tons of these dead and dying catfish to dispose of them all." "The stench is unbearable"
"There are some of the biggest Catfish I have ever seen in my life! It's such a terrible waste." said one witness.
While tons of Catfish are lost every day, resent studies conducted by Indiana Fishery Biologist indicated that Big "trophy size catfish are rare." nevertheless, Indiana Division of Fish and Wildlife refuse to take action without cooperation from Illinois and Kentucky and "until more research can be completed" Only catfish are affected- mostly the larger ones, so no emergency actions are being considered....



I happen to have picture that a buddy just emailed to me showing tons of dead, rotting blue catfish, I need to resize them- then I'll post them. when I get a chance

Hey guys I just stumbled across this and thought i would share it with you guys Im sure some of you have heard about this but none the less this was an awesome catch.
http://www.commercialappeal.com/news...hange-is-good/

Come on guys and gals, we need your help. Together we can get this done.

I've heard the rumors about the big flat heads in there but Ive never seen one or heard of anyone catching one (at least that I could trust that it wasnt a fisherman story.) I know owner of Reynolds was going to stock it with some flats from TN River but I dont think that he has ever gotten to it. I know he wont now that he has decided to more. Reynolds did close and the property is for sale. I think its going for 144k now if anyone is interested. It has the property, the dock, the house, and the baitshop. The baitshop I think youre talking about was actually a really nice pay lake called Lake Wildcat that went out of business. He did have several pictures of big flats and blues that he pulled out of his lake. I hated to see him close down but I know it was probably due to a shoulder injury he obtained while throwing a cast net for bait fish. There are two other bait stores close to Bullock. One is in Walton. Take the Walton exit, follow Mary C Grubbs Hwy to the end, (you will pass McDonalds and Kroger.) Take a left at the light and about 1/4 of a mile there will be a sign for Butler Bait shop. The gentleman who owns and runs it has a great selection of tackle and bait, is very knowledgeable about what he sells and the local lakes. He has stuff in there that I cant find ANYWHERE else! The other bait ship is a little harder to find but the prices make it worth it. If you get off the crittenden exit going south, you take a right off the exit, take the first rd on the left, (491) and follow it for a few miles. Youll go down a big hill and about half way up the hill again there is a road on the left called Waller Rd. Follow it a few miles until you find Munk Rd on your left and he is at the end of the Rd. (Real country roads, but worth it for the prices.) After you get on 491 there are "Live bait" signs that you can follow the rest of the way. He also wills and deals in used tackle and such. Either place you will find great people that are more than happy to help you with whatever you are looking for.

$20 a person for entry. $5 each for big fish, no # of people limit. Each person pays entry unless under 12yrs old and they fish for free on the team. (Like to see kids get interested in fishing.) Best 5 Fish. 100% payouts! Just like to fish and have fun. Very friendly group.

Here are some of the upcoming dates:
6/30 Licking River 8pm-3am
7/14 Kids outing and picnic at General Butler State Park 12:00- close
7/28 Perry Park 8pm-3am
8/25 Point Park 8pm-3am
9/29 Bullock Pen Lake 8pm-3am
10/6 Craigs Creek 1pm-10pm

PM me for additional details.