Thanks. Hope they can catch a bunch.

Doug Hannon had a series of VCR tapes years ago that showed the life cycle of bass from birth to old age. Very educational. Probably on CDs now. The professional bass fishermen of my days filmed as they fished and explained what and why they were fishing the lure and the location. Look for some bass fishing CDs from the pros. There were also tapes like "Jimmy Huston's 101 fishing tips" that give you some "go to" things to try if what should be working isn't working. Those "tips" put many a bass in my boat.

Just fillet'em like you would a bass. Put some flour, cornmeal, salt & pepper in a brown lunch bag and shake it up. Then drop in your fillets one at a time and shake it again. Fry'em up and enjoy.

Thanks.

Taking the family to Lake Greenwood, SC for a few days in a couple of weeks. Though I have fished many a bass tournament on this lake over the years, and even won a few, I have no idea on good places to fish for catfish. I have a 26 foot pontoon boat rigged for drifting for catfish, but no local knowledge on catfishin' this lake.

I ain't askin' for a map to your "Honey Hole", Just some info on areas where a family might catch enough to mak'em happy. I'm 70, and retired military. I just wan'na see'em grin.

Lookin' forward to your replies.

Nick