🎣We target flathead catfish on the Kentucky River.
🐈We also catch channel catfish, which are abundant in the river.
🔵We are pleasantly surprised by the presence of a blue catfish, which is not as common in this stretch of the river.
🎣We share our fishing setup and techniques for success.
🌅The bite is strong as the sun sets, making for an exhilarating experience.
What kind of catfish are found in the Kentucky River?
—The Kentucky River is home to a variety of catfish species, including flatheads, channels, and blues.
What bait do you use to catch catfish?
—We primarily use skipjack and live shad as bait for catfish.
What fishing techniques do you recommend for catching catfish?
—For flatheads, we recommend fishing near structure and using live bait. Channel cats can be caught using a variety of baits, including cut bait and stink bait.
What is the best time to fish for catfish on the Kentucky River?
—Catfish can be caught year-round on the Kentucky River, but the bite is typically stronger during the warmer months.
How big are the catfish you catch in this video?
—In this video, we catch catfish ranging from small channel cats to a medium-sized flathead, with the largest being around 22 pounds.
00:26We introduce our catfishing trip on the Kentucky River and reveal our goals for the day.
01:00We discuss the fishing conditions, including water temperature and recent changes in the bite.
01:46We showcase our fishing setup, including the rig and bait we use to target catfish.
05:58We relocate to another spot on the river and explain our strategy for finding catfish.
09:12We start catching catfish, including flatheads and channel cats, near a submerged tree.
16:39We catch a surprise blue catfish, which is less common in this stretch of the river.
17:03We conclude the day with a final catch and reflect on the success of our fishing trip.
