Kentucky produces 106 pound blue cat state record

[lampern]

http://www.paducahsun.com/sports/lo...cle_5c010624-c2f2-516d-8825-8f631e7aa1e6.html

Wow thats a big fish.

Anybody think GA will produce a 100 pound blue cat on rod and reel?

 

[Cmp1]

Good Lord,,,,what a monster,,,,

 

[JackSprat]

Did you read the part about the fall turkey season.

I think Clark Hill has the potential for a 100lb.blue.

 

[cohuttahunter]

That's a whopper!

 

[Teh Wicked]

Anybody think GA will produce a 100 pound blue cat on rod and reel?

It will happen, there has been some big ones already caught and Cat fish is a species that will continue to grow as long as it lives and has the habitat to support the growth.

With the massive amounts of Blue Back herring in the state, its only a matter of time till some real bruiser fish start to appear.

 

[lampern]

Yep looked and the Atlamaha River has produced fish over 90 lbs

 

[NCHillbilly]

http://www.paducahsun.com/sports/lo...cle_5c010624-c2f2-516d-8825-8f631e7aa1e6.html

Wow thats a big fish.

Anybody think GA will produce a 100 pound blue cat on rod and reel?

I don't see why not. NC has had a 105 and a 117, with a 143-pounder caught on the VA side of Kerr Lake that is mostly in NC. SC has had a 109 and a 113. Alabama had a 111 and a 120. Tn has a 112. So, I would be very surprised if someone didn't catch a hundred-pounder eventually in GA.

Did you read the part about the fall turkey season.

I think Clark Hill has the potential for a 100lb.blue.

I know of two cats over 90 caught on jugs in Clark's Hill. One was a blue, and the other was a flathead.

 

[Nicodemus]

Yep looked and the Atlamaha River has produced fish over 90 lbs

So has the Flint. Some really big fish don`t get reported. Especially if the folks doing the catching don`t care for the notoriety or being pestered by idiots.