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The post Unutilized Equipment for Lake Tawakoni Blue Catfish appeared first on Lake Tawakoni Fishing Guide-Tony Pennebaker.

The channel catfish (Ictalurus punctatus) is North America's most numerous catfish species. It is the official fish of Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, and Tennessee, and is informally referred to as a "channel cat". In t

The flathead catfish (Pylodictis olivaris), also called by several common names including mudcat or shovelhead cat, is a large species of North American freshwater catfish in the family Ictaluridae. It is the only species of the genus Pylodictis. R

The post How to Catch Blue Catfish on Lake Tawakoni appeared first on Lake Tawakoni Catfish Guide-Tony Pennebaker.

The spring bite has really picked up and will only get better from here. We’re catching good numbers of blue catfish and still catching some big fish as well. The schedule is really full but we still have a few dates left and still have some Ma

We like to share our year-end thoughts on Fishing Lake Tawakoni each year as a reference tool.  We like to look back on our fishing logs and see what the weather and water temperatures were throughout the year.  Our 2018 season wa

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Lake Tawakoni Fishing Guide James Evans recaps the 2017 Blue Catfish Season.  For more information, please follow Lake Tawakoni Fishing Report 2017 https://whiskerfishing.com/lake-tawakoni-catfish-report-2017/

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Despite this crazy weather we are having and unseasonably warm temperatures the catfish are biting. Water temperature is still a lot warmer than I would like it to be for the big blue catfish but we are catching excellent numbers of fish in the mid t

This is the article that appeared in the Dallas Morning news about my sons Texas state junior angler record blue catfish. The blue catfish was caught on Lake Worth.  For more information on our Lake Worth Fishing Guide services check out the Lak

Rocky River was named one of the “150 Best Places to fish in America” in the June 2007 issue of Field and Stream magazine It’s shaping up for another weekend of great fishing conditions on the Rocky River for local anglers. The rai

Water clear. Black bass are good on small crankbaits and swimbaits and on deep running crankbaits off points. Striped bass are slow. Crappie to 3.5 pounds are very good on minnows and crappie jigs under bridges. Channel and blue catfish are excellent

We had a big front the week before Thanksgiving that dropped the water temperatures quickly and water temps were unseasonably cool for late November and the big fish bite really fired up. We’ve been catching some good numbers of larger blue cat

Fishing is still up and down. The bite is still very erratic and gets good for a couple of days and then gets tough for a couple of days. The trophy blue catfish bite continues to produce it is just not near as consistent as it typically is this time

Water clear. Black bass are fair on dark soft plastic worms spinnerbaits and crankbaits near the dam. Striped bass are fair on spoons and jigs near the dam. Redfish are slow. Crappie are slow. Channel and blue catfish are good on liver shrimp and che

It’s been a strange winter thus far it’s been unseasonably warm which has meant unseasonably warm water temperatures. It’s taken time for the fish to start moving into their winter patterns. But the last week or two we’ve star

The spring bite has really picked up and will only get better from here. We’re catching good numbers of blue catfish and still catching some big fish as well. The schedule is really full but we still have a few dates left and still have some Ma

Shortly after I started Learn To Catch Catfish and Catfishing Radio I began releasing e-books and online training programs in addition to all the free articles and videos to help other anglers learn different tips tricks and catfishing techniques tha

Fishing on Eagle Mountain Lake has been insane! The channel catfish are fired up the blue catfish are coming off the beds and starting to bite (and we’ve had some big fish show up in the past few weeks). The white bass are on the move in the m