ewest-The worst that could happen, I would have to catch them all and eat them. I am a glutton for that kind of punishment. ;\) I may be completely wrong, I have been before, but I don't see how a flathead could eat any more pound for pound than any other fish. They are relatively lazy fish with very poor eyesight. They rest in the day and move along at night very slow until they sense their prey with their super sensitive lateral line and attack with speed and accuracy. They don't really care what type of fish they eat and the size is only limited in what they can swallow. I used to know a state hatchery in San Angelo that had a breeding program but can find nothing on the web. Any help to locate stocker flatheads would be appreciated. I guess I could order them overnight from the place in Ohio.


Please no more rain for a month! :|