Catfish fight

[Parker]

I was paddling above Key Bridge yesterday and came across two 20lb blue catfish locked jaw to jaw thrashing around on the surface. You never know what you will see in the Potomac! 

[N Elgas]

I saw a video of something very similar on the Potomac fishing report FB page last week

[Gregg DiSalvo]

Maybe they are taking it upon themselves to rightsize the catfish populations...??

On Tuesday, June 4, 2019 at 10:05:20 AM UTC-4, Parker wrote:

[Scott Stankus]

2 fish enter... 1 leaves!

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[John Hammill]

Gladiatorial!

Feistiest cat I ever caught—and I’ve accidentally caught a lot—was a saltwater catfish that couldn’t have been longer than 10 inches. Caught it down in Estero Bay, south of Ft. Myers Beach. That little sucker punched (and pulled) way beyond its weight; I thought I’d accidentally snagged a young hammerhead. He punched a hole so deep in my Merrel hiking boots that I had to use both hands and the other foot to pry him off. Threw him back with a salute. It was harder getting the hook out of his mouth than a three foot hammerhead I’d caught earlier.

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