Just had a 19 ish flat come to the dock.
This fellas largest cat ever…might be his largest fish ever…Picture will be up with in the hour…unless I get busy.
When they come back in…I’ll have them hammer out the story.
This guy was PUMPED!! 
From my understanding both trebles were in it’s mouth.
No more info at this time…
Congrats on your largest flathead…and I loved the way you supported his body out of the water…and the carefull release!
BrianK…
Don’t tell me the cats are hitting “Spoon Plugs” 
Nice Fish 
Congratulations
Seems like alot of Cats being caught lately Brian
Brian thanks for the post..
I should have taken pics of the two channels I cought yesterday they both were around 4lbs… Not big but fun to catch. 
Moe, someone once said …it’s not the size that matters, it’s how you play them… I think it was my golf coach that said that… 
Buck Perry would be proud! I’d like to hear what structure and a little more about the technique for catching these cold cats. They are obviously feeding and it seems that it is our warm water tactics that won’t work. From what I gather so far, it is keeping your bait moving that is the key. They must not move as much, due to their metabolism, but that doesn’t mean they won’t strike bait that isn’t much work for them. And doesn’t help that a meal goes much further in the cold water for a flat either. My uneducated guess would be these cats are coming in deeper water?
The ones I recall were in 20 feet or much less. Certainly not in the deeper holes in the area.
Anyone know what a yamomoto plastic is?? 
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