Trophy Channel Catfish Tactics

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  • Опубликовано: 20 янв 2014
  • Jason Mitchell Outdoors - Season 14 - Episode 9 - Red River guide Josh Burgett joins Jason Mitchell on the Red River of the North where they discuss late summer locations and strategies for trophy channel catfish.
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  • @destinedemperor7999
    @destinedemperor7999 4 месяца назад

    That last caught catfish was HUGE!😮👍

  • @UNOM
    @UNOM 10 лет назад +2

    Great Video with local down to earth guys Good Stuff Jason & Josh

  • @catfishstalkeroutdoorswith530
    @catfishstalkeroutdoorswith530 7 лет назад

    Awesome catfishing!

  • @jeremylamovsky3669
    @jeremylamovsky3669 Год назад

    Any time i see a channel cat video from people who i know live in the area, i know its going to be on the red river. Here in northeast Ohio i dont have many big catfish waters of any species. The only places ive seen with trophy fish are large private lakes with low numbers of them. Theres one of these lakes by my house id never caught a channel cat out of in the 20 years ive fished it until around a 15 pounder bluegill fishing. And its a similar story with another lake i know of, although not quite as rare. The second lake has giant bass and crappie especially for the area so it makes more sense.

  • @uriahcook2535
    @uriahcook2535 10 лет назад +1

    Great Catfish

  • @Sk8inTrav1212
    @Sk8inTrav1212 10 лет назад +1

    Awesome!

  • @livingthedream4show
    @livingthedream4show 10 лет назад +1

    awesome video!! my friend and I lovvveee fishing for cats! its always a great fight!

  • @mikedelay7137
    @mikedelay7137 8 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the video:)
    How do you anchor in the fast currant channel?

  • @MrVela024
    @MrVela024 9 лет назад +4

    Every time I go catfishing in Oslo I catch some big flat head kitty's this last week I caught 24.5lbs 3ft flat head, 26.3 3ft4inch flathead in a row and they put up less of a fight then those little babies you guys were catching

  • @kirkniles4184
    @kirkniles4184 7 лет назад +1

    Was hoping to see the tiger rod in action...bought recently and can't wait to use it

    • @kirkniles4184
      @kirkniles4184 7 лет назад

      Couple times cast great... now to catch a fish on it🤔☹️

    • @kirkniles4184
      @kirkniles4184 7 лет назад

      How do you like yours

    • @stevethepyro420
      @stevethepyro420 7 лет назад

      my brother has one. he caught 8 channels in about an hour or so using secret 7. I'd say the rod is perfect for channels in a stocked lake.

  • @RB-420
    @RB-420 4 года назад

    If you're fishing the Red there is no where better than Lockport baby! That's where the big boys are!

  • @stevenoliver7544
    @stevenoliver7544 9 лет назад +3

    Great video thanks! I live in devils lake and I occasionally get to forks for catfish but unfortunately I don't have access to a boat... Do you know of any good locations for a shore angler to land some large cats? I also have a hard time getting a hook set, they just play with the bait(gold eye/chicken liver/minnows) and don't take it, am I doing something wrong?

    • @JasonMitchellOutdoors
      @JasonMitchellOutdoors  9 лет назад +1

      +Steven Oliver There is pretty good shore fishing at times right by the Cabelas store in East Grand Forks. If they are backing at it, you might have small cats or gold eye messing with you. Try using a heavy flat river weight that doesn't roll in the current and use a piece of cut bank. Circle hooks can be tough to use from shore so you might have to go with a traditional J hook. Good luck it is a blast!

    • @obviouslyataco4880
      @obviouslyataco4880 6 лет назад

      Down stream of any bridge where there is more bait fish and oxygen

    • @josephdavis8074
      @josephdavis8074 5 лет назад

      Im in Michigan and i always use slip sinkers or FREELINE no weight at all. And a 6/0 circle hook. Prevents gut hooking. I put a steel leader on too in case a walleye or pike takes it. I use cut bait shad or bluegill. U gotta make sure the meat doesnt stop ur hook set. I cast out and set my pole in a PVC pipe pushed in sand if im on beach
      I've slammed some big ones. 20-30 lbs channel cats. I release them.
      Ya but the thing is with circle hooks if you jerk it it doesnt set the hook. You gotta let them run with it and clothes line themselves kinda.

  • @perelopez3204
    @perelopez3204 8 лет назад

    what rod u using

  • @rounder5812
    @rounder5812 7 лет назад

    Do you have a sight I can check out for prices on a guided trip on the red river? I'd go fish it myself but I don't like going on a river that I am not familiar with.

  • @TheChesapeakeAssassin
    @TheChesapeakeAssassin 8 лет назад

    what kind of reel is the left hand blue baitcaster? looks like an abu blue max.

  • @andrews_fishing2039
    @andrews_fishing2039 8 лет назад

    I have a question for you guys! Ok i have many kind of bait i have berkely powerbait blood and liver flavored, catfish charlie premolded bait, and chicken livers what should i use for someone very small pond with alot of 5and up pounders?

  • @josephdavis8074
    @josephdavis8074 5 лет назад

    Hey do u guys ever FREE line? Or do you always use slip sinkers and big circle hooks with cut bait? When the fish bites the bait and feels the weight do they ever spit it and not come back?
    Ive noticed when i freeline with cut bait or only use 1-2 split shot my strike and hook set goes up tremendously. I do like to be able to cast way out with slip sinkers but the snags suck. I wanna try a 3 way rig with the sinker below the hook with 6 lbs test so if it snags the sinker breaks away and my line is free but im scared im gonna miss strikes. What rigs do u guys use?

    • @JasonMitchellOutdoors
      @JasonMitchellOutdoors  5 лет назад

      +Joseph Davis on the river, we typically have to use a heavy no roll sinker or pyramid weight as the current is too strong. We typically use a slip rig with a short snell in the current. There are times when you have to set the hook with a J hook but the circle hooks work really well and the fish doesn’t usually swallow the hook.

    • @The_Honcho
      @The_Honcho 5 лет назад

      Jason Mitchell Outdoors circle Js are honestly great for cats. They always seem to hook themselves, I’m not the only one who always hooks them right in the corner of their mouth right lol

  • @perelopez3204
    @perelopez3204 8 лет назад +1

    i use a 9 Foot daiwa surf rod with a 6000 Fuerce live linier this ok ' i

  • @squamishfish
    @squamishfish 7 лет назад

    I thought this was in the Winnipeg area opps

  • @FatBoyDan
    @FatBoyDan 8 лет назад +1

    I remember when I use to use bass fishing reels to catfish, till they failed to reel in a BIG Catfish Nice fishing and all ways Great time in the Great Outdoors

    • @frankhancock2798
      @frankhancock2798 4 года назад +1

      That's all I use,(ambassador 5000 reel)and my PBS is 35lbs.it does the job)

  • @brettsky740
    @brettsky740 10 лет назад +2

    nice catfish!

  • @richardlong1678
    @richardlong1678 3 года назад

    Touching them under their gills sets up infection and kills them.

  • @LEEJACKSON522
    @LEEJACKSON522 4 года назад +3

    If you plan to release those fish dont grab them under the gills like that.

  • @sodeloutdoors8047
    @sodeloutdoors8047 8 лет назад

    These fish don't fight hard at all

    • @Gra-bk4dr
      @Gra-bk4dr 8 лет назад

      +Tanner Virden they will fight though. ouy of all the cats i have caught; the speckled cats out of south ga. rivers around 2-3 pds are the best fighters. great video guys!

  • @fatalis3920
    @fatalis3920 5 лет назад

    Anyone here for red dead redemption 2?

  • @romakozlovsky8348
    @romakozlovsky8348 9 лет назад +1

    those are all freaking small

    • @matthewhurt2791
      @matthewhurt2791 9 лет назад +5

      roma kozlovsky channel catfish don't get as big as flatheads or blue cats, so these are actually big fish.

    • @toddwagner3037
      @toddwagner3037 7 лет назад

      Only the last one had any size, my dad and I get 10 pounders on average on the minnesota river

    • @seanroehrs8081
      @seanroehrs8081 6 лет назад

      Matthew Hurt I agree with Roma, in the Maumee, an AVERAGE channel cat is about 26-30 inches. These are good cats, but it's a stretch to act like ur landing Moby dick, it's a big decent cat, nothing more or less.

    • @gregsmith6060
      @gregsmith6060 4 года назад +1

      Those fish we're all around 25" I fish for channels regularly and these are definitely big fish. Yes, they do get bigger but, it's rare. I've seen a couple 35" but never caught one.

  • @zachdubravcak8609
    @zachdubravcak8609 4 года назад

    liked the video but that narrator is so obnoxious

  • @abdullaex4119
    @abdullaex4119 9 лет назад

    Why yall don't cook them cats is beyond me? Donate to a food bank? You proved your skill, now help the hungry. Be hero brothers. Give what your skills provide, food that others don't have. Thank you

    • @JasonMitchellOutdoors
      @JasonMitchellOutdoors  8 лет назад +10

      +Abdulla Ex We do enjoy keeping fish to eat but also like to promote catching and releasing of the larger fish. If everybody kept every fish that they could to donate to a food bank, many of our fisheries would not provide quality fishing today.