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i searched and couldnt find anything on it so i'll bring it up. We all know that catfish need undercut banks, hallow logs or something similar to spanwn in. but do catfish stay there? from my exsperience fishing the bureau creek here in northern illinois i think the biggest ones do. for example my uncle pulled a 15lb channal cat on a mini betty lure fishing for SMB. this cat was caught as the lure came off a shallow 3-5' flat into a deep 8-12' channal with deep undercut banks. another large channal cat was caught in similar conditions. and iv caught pleanty of 3-5lb ones in situations that are like this except a little less profound drop offs. so my question is why cant we use caves like we use brushpiles? this way we will be able to locate the larger cc when we want to catch them. My pond will have five caves one in ten feet of water, three in 6-8' of water and one in four feet of H2O at the entrance of the pond in the old creek channal. i have an igloo dog house i will weight with concrete the other four will be made of rocks and boulders. anyone have any exsperience with things like this
0.22 acre dam pond LMB, BG, and CC
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