Published
The hardest thing to do when catching catfish in a river, is locating the catfish. Fishing a good catfishing spot takes time. You have to go out on the river an explore and many time you spend all day looking and find nothing. This is one of those trips. Me, my brother, my nephew and my son kayaked about 9 miles of along a small river looking for potential fishing holes. Didn't find much but had a great time.
- Category
- Carp Fishing
Up Next
Autoplay
-
17:10
Top Fishing holes for Winter Steelhead Fishing Rocky River, Ohio
-
15:30
Catfishing tips - Catfishing with bluegill - fishing for catfish
-
05:45
Floating a SMALL RIVER for Wild Winter Steelhead (In one man rafts)
-
06:13
How to catch catfish in a river - River catfishing - Bank fishing for catfish
-
11:00
The Search for Steel ep.1 (a journey to catch some steelhead on the Russian River)
-
11:47
Fly Fishing and Floating the Rogue River Salmonfly Hatch! (EPIC Dry Fly Eats!)
-
08:38
The search for Steel ep.2 (learning to fish for steelhead on the Russian river)
-
10:47
Fall Catfishing - catching catfishing in high wind - Fishing for catfish in the fall
-
08:43
Wading & Floating for Trout on the Cumberland River
-
18:24
Muddy River Catfishing vs Catfish & Carp - Catfishing tournament
-
08:53
HATCH - BIG SKY PMDs - Montana Fly Fishing By Todd Moen
-
05:49
Fly Fishing In Some Of The Best Trout Fishing Water I Have Ever Seen!
