WILSON DAM CATFISH : THROWING JUGS

Mike Adams tags along with local Alabama outdoorsman, Robert McDougel. Mr. Robert has been catfishing around Wilson Dam for many, many years and is going to share some his favorite tips for jugging Catfish. Enjoy!

[@CatfishKC]

Awesome Vid and Channel!! Looks like you had a great day on the water. We'll continue to support your content and look forward to the next video!! -Catfish KC

[@southernwoodsandwaters1510]

Thank you so much for your support!

[@southernwoodsandwaters1510]

Thank you so much for your support!

[@jrwill58]

Darn good job on this video Mike ! Watching someone enjoy fishing is the next best thing to fishing myself!

[@calvinhoward2407]

Anything 10 lb or more i throw back, each his own i guess, just good for the fishery

[@WMA1515]

We kicked them back. Anything over 8# we don't keep. Big fish that day was 33.4#

[@paulmiller676]

How deep you fishing you don't tell set up info is it fall winter?

[@southernwoodsandwaters1510]

Yeah, Mike was slacking on info that day. He has to hustle to keep up with Mr. Ray! This was filmed in September, however most any given time, Ray runs different lengths of lines at the same time. They typically run from 8ft deep to 24ft. On average, cut Shad has produced more fish than anything, but certain times of year, live bluegill will out fish them.

[@kennethsmith8844]

What is the make and model of that boat?