Blue Catfish - Commercial Hook and Line - Maryland Department of Natural Resources
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- A video produced by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources' Office of Communications designed to demonstrate various aspects of commercial hook and line fishing for invasive blue catfish.
The video features David "Cornflower" Confair, a long-time eastern shore waterman.
Many of the approaches showcased in this video can also be utilized for the recreational pursuit of the species, though only commercial licensees may use a gill net to catch bait or sell harvested fish.
Blue Catfish are an invasive species and as such there are no restrictions as to size or number kept, nor the season in which they are targeted.
Filmed and edited by Stephen J Badger.
Soundtrack: Awareness - Associated Production Music, Inc. (APM)
... Very well shot, narrated and edited video. My hats off to the ones involved. Also, of course, Thanks David!
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Thanks very much...we're glad you enjoyed it!
Man, that's some hard work. I feel so lazy right now. This was shot just beautifully, btw.
Dawn to dusk...very impressive work ethic!
And thanks very much for your comment :)
@@MarylandDNR BEAUTIFULLY shot indeed! What camera(s) do you all shoot with?
@@robbie_thompson This was shot with a Panasonic GH4 with 12mm-35mm Lumix Lens, GoPro Hero 4 and a DJI Mavic Air.
@@MarylandDNR Thank you so much for your reply. I've been shooting (stills and video) with Panasonic Lumix DSLRs since 2010. Absoutely LOVE them! Great to see such beautiful work lensed with a GH4. I'm also a BIG fan of your videos including your monthly 'Access DNR' news recap segments. Thank you for your WONDERFUL work to keep Maryland residents informed on the critically important mission you're leading!
vimeo.com/robbiethompson AND vimeo.com/robbiethompson/next3
Man. Awesome video. I quit subbing to channels. Got too many I don't watch. BUT, I subbed to this one. Excellent content. I hope it's all like this.
Very informative. Well done
The blue catfish sandwich at Eastport Kitchen is the best lunch in Annapolis.
very good
Learned so much! Eat dem Blue Cats! Git 'em!
Can a recreational fisherman use a gillnet to catch bait as was done in this video?
For that question, please reach out directly to our Fishing and Boating Services personnel or email customerservice.dnr@maryland.gov
Anyone know where to buy Blue Catfish on the western shore, preferably near Price George's county?
How can I get a license to sell blue catfish. I am interested in selling them.
For this inquiry, it'd be better to call Fishing and Boating Services at 410-260-8300 or email our customer service team at customerservice.dnr@maryland.gov
You grind up the heads??? That is the best part of the bait to use!!
Where is the the place he takes the catfish too at the end of the video?
He sold his catch to Kool Ice and Seafood Co. in Cambridge, MD.
@@MarylandDNR awesome thank you
@@MarylandDNR ... Is there any place in Harford County that will buy catfish and do they have to be blue cats?
Thank you
@@240LTS I can't speak to that...feel free to reach out to our fisheries service, they may know. 410-260-8300.
Can I get the location there .,
This was on Marshyhope Creek.
Do you have hiring?
Dont see many guys using spinning gear for large cats. ^5
As some states try to eliminate bluecats others are trying to produce trophy fishing waters for them. Invasive because all the bass anglers complain about them....
Maryland should promote blue cats and flatheads as a trophy fishery. I am surr if they asked baitshops they would find a large number of trophy catfishermen
There are plenty of rivers around the country which would love to have the catfish fishery which is flourishing in the DMV area. I wish you would promote keeping eater size fish below 8lbs, while promoting a C&R for the larger fish. Especially since most of your fisheries produce fish laden in PCBs and heavy metals (which is not fair to consumers)
We all know how invasives first explode, but then settle in. Plus, it's not like blue catfish aren't native to our countries watersheds. They just haven't been this far north yet.
Hope to see a change in mindset as labeling these fish as crab and menhaden killers is complete BS! It is man made overharvesting and pollution which has destroyed the crab population the most, as well as the bunker numbers (oh hi Omega)
Ahhhh no its not bullshit. When you have facts to back it up then you can talk