05-27-2011, 01:50 PM
[quote ripnlip]we took catfish poles and gear, but never had a chance to target them. probably should have. There were several really nice fish in the cleaning station "pile". there were several really large cat carcasses as well.
For Brownlee, my favorite time to catfish is when they ball up, a little later in the spring or early summer. casting a worm right in the middle of the ball is way fun...
Coming from the south, i used to catch and eat a ton of catfish. But i have really never been able to make the cats out of the snake taste worth a darn. i have tried every trick in the book and all the "all you have to do is soak.." remedies.
On the other hand, here in Utah, the cats are awesome. Utah Lake is right downt he street and we target, catch and eat a lot of cats from there. They taste super. here are a couple of pics from UL. no we dont keep the big ones. it was just braggin'. PCB's must taste better than Mecury?!![/quote]
I used to catch great tasting cats and trout out of Salem Pond, not terribly far from Utah Lake. Granted, that was almost 20 years ago, so it may have changed by now.
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For Brownlee, my favorite time to catfish is when they ball up, a little later in the spring or early summer. casting a worm right in the middle of the ball is way fun...
Coming from the south, i used to catch and eat a ton of catfish. But i have really never been able to make the cats out of the snake taste worth a darn. i have tried every trick in the book and all the "all you have to do is soak.." remedies.
On the other hand, here in Utah, the cats are awesome. Utah Lake is right downt he street and we target, catch and eat a lot of cats from there. They taste super. here are a couple of pics from UL. no we dont keep the big ones. it was just braggin'. PCB's must taste better than Mecury?!![/quote]
I used to catch great tasting cats and trout out of Salem Pond, not terribly far from Utah Lake. Granted, that was almost 20 years ago, so it may have changed by now.
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