2009 Susquehanna River Pa. Flathead Catfishing is Getting better every year.

[trigger2193]

Man im all about the schuckyill the susq is a lil far for me even though its about a hours drive

[luvsam924]

44 lbs. thats a PA state record material! I live in Montgomery county & fish the Schuykill River for cattys, There have 40 lbs. caught there however I caught my biggest 25 lbs. flatty last night after a rain storm with a trout head. we get some fat channels too, But I like Flats better

[GlockNinja]

Are they good for eating?

[FlatheadSickness]

@GlockNinja Sorry it took so long man. Yes they are good for eating but I personally don't like the taste of catfish

I am more of a haddock and Orange ruffly guy. Shoot a XD yet ?

[KENTUCKYOUTDOORSMAN1]

live and cut bluegills are good in kentucky

[cdmadison08]

Nice vid! Power pro is notorious for breaking without warning though. try suffix or run mono topshot. again nice vids and good luck next year!

[MrShaqmoney]

nice mannn i might go down there this week i live in HARRISBURG

[RebeccAAnn89]

omg theres actually fish that big in the river, i never knew that and i went swimming in there once a whle ago

[FlatheadSickness]

Alot of people say a oily skin fish like chubs and suckers are a better choice in the fall time, and that may be. The logic behind it makes alot sense. My experience has been if you throw a live bait close to the fish on most nights they will eat it spring, summer, or fall. I believe the exception to be the the shad run on the very lower streachs of the river.

[FlatheadSickness]

Thanks for the comment Md. You can go wrong with chubs. We use gills most of time, but when I come across some chubs or any fish legal and big enough to be bait I will happily throw it in the bucket.

[miahdog69]

cool video man, i just started targeting flatties on the susky last fall, caught a few in the 20+ range, I was using live creek chubs, was wondering what you guys were using, i hope to get some video this year, went out this morning and caught 5 smallies and two walleyes, tight lines!