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The first time you hook one you'll think you've snagged the bottom. But when the bottom begins to swim away and you realize you are joined at the hip with a 30 lb., 40 lb., 50 lb. or even larger catfish, you might wonder if this is really fun. |
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| Richard@ScenicCityFishing.com or call 423-894-3684 | |||||||||||||||
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Once the most maligned fish in Southern waters, trophy catfishing is the "new wave" on the Tennessee River. Monster blue cats, golden channel cats and fiercesome flatheads rule the roost in area waters.
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| Blue cats in the 100-pound class are there. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has passed new regulations to encourage even more trophy catfish, restricting anglers to no more than one 34-inch catfish per day. We encourage release of trophy cats, but we'll provide a digital photo of your catch and if you care more about the numbers game, we've got plenty of measly 5-pounders as well. | |||||||||||||||
| Like every freshwater fish, the big cats go on the prowl in early Spring. Unlike other species however, they don't sull up when the water and the weather heats up. Catfishing is a 12-month sport and Scenic City Fishing Charters is waiting to take you there. | |||||||||||||||
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