1. Oklahoma Catfish Flathead Catfish Channel Catfish Blue Catfish State Records Popular Bait Click Picture for more info Movie

2. Blue Catfish These fish can exceed 100 pounds Prefer areas with sand, gravel or rock bottoms Feed on fish, mussels. Snails. Insects and crayfish Spawning occurs in late May to early June Nest in hollow logs, underwater ledges, and river cuts HomeBack

3. Channel Catfish Found in streams, ponds, and lakes Feed on fish, mussels, insects, and crayfish Spawn in late May to early June Nest in hollow logs, underwater ledges, and mud holes Considered the best tasting catfish HomeBack

4. Flathead Catfish Appear pale yellow to near black Belly is cream covered Head is broad and flattened Common in ponds and streams Found in deeper water Nest in brush, rocks, and submerged logs Feed on crayfish, snails, insects, and mussels Spawn in May to early June HomeBack

5. State Records Blue Catfish 85.45 Lbs. Channel Catfish 30.39 Lbs. Flathead Catfish 71.49 Lbs. Home

6. Popular Bait Shad Liver “stink bait” Sun Fish Worms Click Picture for more info Home

7. Shad Usually caught by throw net or rod and reel Easier to catch under dams and moving water Can be purchased in prepared baits and cut HomeBack

8. Liver “stink bait” Also called chum bait Many scents and flavors available Can include liver, cheese, shad, and blood Excellent for pond fishing Home Back

9. Sun Fish Excellent for jug and trot line Easily caught with light gear such as jigs and worms Abundant in streams and ponds Also effective if cut up HomeBack

10. Worms Excellent for stream, river, and pond fishing Can be purchased or dug up along stream and rivers Can be difficult to keep on hook Home Back

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