Thread: catfish tourney nov 10th

Originally Posted by Team_Flopeye

They are having two there. I dont understand that either,Talked to Gary today.
Its not a bring your own catfish is it? Just kidding.
How are you Chris? Long time.You been on Wateree lately?

Quote from Chris >I did find out that I could have been guiding on Monticello the whole time without license < How is that,because SC&G owns it?

Doin alright.No I hadnt been to Wateree in a while.

Been fishin close to home lately.

Monticello is not Navigable, therefore not under Coast Gaurd jurisdiction so to speak.

cris are you going to fish next weekend. i think me and the wife might fish this one. gary just put in a new rule this past weekend no blue boats allowed. so that puts you and wesley out. lol

No I aint gone fish.I'll probably be there to help with the weigh-in and I still might fish but not in the tournament.I'm thru with tournaments till January.

i understand that is about how i feel with the crappie tournys .

where can i find info on catfish term.on the 10th for greenwood

Call Gary Case at 864 844 3355. He's the main director.

Originally Posted by crappie tracker

flopeye joey eudy still going to have the great falls tourny out of dutchman this year.i know the conds bought the place.

The falltourny will be there at Ducthman,After that the State park has been picked so far.Could be a mess with 150 boats.Good Luck!

Originally Posted by chrisblue

I dont know why they would have a catfish tournament on a lake that dont have any catfish in it.

Chris I am confused.^Then I find this from you on another site,Did you catch them all?

Originally Posted by chrisblue

Your on one of the best channel cat lakes in the state.As you know there are flatheads in there but theres not a big enough population of them yet to keep you busy with em.I see you where askin about driftin and thats the most productive ways to get a pile of big channels out of Greenwood.I guide for catfish on Lake Greenwood and thats the technique I use 95% of the time.I use a standard carolina rig with a slinky type sinker, a 2 to 4 foot leader with 2 to 3 inch cork 6 to 10 inches above the hook to keep the hook from gettin hung as much.You also happen to be on one of the best areas of the lake too.If you have anymore questions send me a private message and I'll help all I can.

I have seen some pics from you and others there.What happened to the fish?