Bulldog402

Hey guys, just thought I would share this event that will be taking place next month. Have any of you ever heard of Recycled Fish? Check them out, great organization and they do great things for our aquatic resources! Anyways, here is a link to what is going on, I think there is still time to enter a team! http://www.recycledfish.org/our-programs/fish-a-thon-2011/index.htm If you don't want to enter, you can help my team and I raise some cash! I would be forever greatful and you can help out a great cause. Here is a link to our team page. http://www.recycledfish.org/our-programs/fish-a-thon-2011/team-nefga.htm

I run set lines here in Nebraska, but I have never run a trotline, nor do I know how to. Sets, trots, jugs and limblines are all illegal in lakes up here. I run my sets on the rivers(where it is legal here). Can anyone explain how a trotline is set up and ran? Have a helpful link or anything? Thanks for the great info guys, I really appreciate it!

Hello everyone. New guy here. Im from Omaha, NE and have an uncle that moved near table rock lake about a year ago. I am heading down that way mid-August to spend some time down there. We will be staying near Indian Point and more than likely fishing that part of the lake. I would really like to get into some flathead catfish down there and was wondering if anyone could offer me any advice. I fish for them in rivers up here (not very successfully) but I know down there the ball game is totally different. What areas should I be looking for? What kind of structure? Do they hand off of those giant rock walls you guys have down there? Flooded timber? Log piles? Rocky shores? Also, like my area, I'm guessing you can't go wrong with a nice lively bluegill for bait? Do they hit cutbait down there? Sorry I am so full of questions on my first post. I would really like to be successful down there.