Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
Making Moves. Catfish are adjusting to falling water temperatures that come with autumn's weather changes. Anglers should wait a few extra minutes and select slower current areas on holes that were previously producing in summer's heat.
What a difference few cool nights can make in the catfish bite on the Red River. It is that time of year, and when things change like this, the fish can get moody. The cold fronts bring the water temperatures down and that can shock the fish in the short term.
A few days ago, the pattern took a major turn because of the change in the weather, and we have had to move off current and sit on the fish...
