Indiana Channel Cat Fishing
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The Channel Catfish (Ictalurus punctatus). This has to be one of the
best eating fish that ever swam in the state of Indiana. They have
such a fresh and sweet flavor, that they really can not be matched.
The catfish can put up one heck of a battle. They like to run and stay
down deep. The have the endurance of a long distance runner. The
channel cat will eat most anything you want to try. Most common
baits are worms, nightcrawlers, minnows (both alive and cut) and
chicken liver.
Limb lines and trot lines in rivers and larger streams are hard to beat
for putting channel cats in the freezer. In lakes, slow trolling or drift
fishing is the ticket to boat your limit of 10.
best eating fish that ever swam in the state of Indiana. They have
such a fresh and sweet flavor, that they really can not be matched.
The catfish can put up one heck of a battle. They like to run and stay
down deep. The have the endurance of a long distance runner. The
channel cat will eat most anything you want to try. Most common
baits are worms, nightcrawlers, minnows (both alive and cut) and
chicken liver.
Limb lines and trot lines in rivers and larger streams are hard to beat
for putting channel cats in the freezer. In lakes, slow trolling or drift
fishing is the ticket to boat your limit of 10.
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