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New Mississippi record bluecat

Posted By: !shiloh!

New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/12/22 01:19 AM

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131# caught from the Mississippi River near Natchez
Posted By: Turkey_neck

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/12/22 01:45 AM

That’s a big blue
Posted By: M48scout

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/12/22 01:56 AM

Good grief.
Posted By: sw1002

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/12/22 02:03 AM

That's a hoss
Posted By: blade

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/12/22 02:05 AM

WOW!
Posted By: Sandmtnslayer

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/12/22 08:39 AM

Dang that's a fatty
Posted By: OlTimer

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/12/22 08:47 AM

That is one old fish, would not want to eat it either.
Posted By: mauvilla

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/12/22 09:44 AM

Would love to know how old that fish is
Posted By: Tree Dweller

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/12/22 09:52 AM

" ..you look just like a Hog".
Posted By: Ridge Life

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/12/22 04:48 PM

Been a nice’n last year
Posted By: Buckwheat

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/12/22 05:07 PM

Just imagine "Noodling" and that BIG S.O.B. grabs your arm!!!!
Posted By: top cat

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/12/22 06:28 PM



Nice but I hope he put it back
Posted By: gman

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/12/22 07:22 PM

Originally Posted by top cat


Nice but I hope he put it back

I was thinking of a nice way to say this
Posted By: blade

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/12/22 07:26 PM

Doesn't look like that one made it back.
Posted By: top cat

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/12/22 08:37 PM



Agreed blade
Posted By: YellaLineHunter

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/13/22 01:08 AM

Looks like that guy from Alaskan bush people. Heck of a fish. Bet it pulled good. Wonder if he ate it or it went to waste?
Posted By: Remington270

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/13/22 02:06 AM

30 lb test line too
Posted By: BradB

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/13/22 02:21 AM

That thing probably had so much mercury in it you could use it for a thermometer.
Posted By: Jakethesnake

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/13/22 03:56 AM

What do you do after you catch one that big? Find a new hobby 😂.
Posted By: oldbowhunter

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/13/22 12:52 PM

Which one is the blue cat?
Posted By: BhamFred

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/13/22 01:12 PM

those size blues eat like a rubber mat
Posted By: poorcountrypreacher

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/13/22 05:21 PM



My grandfather used to catch 30 to 50 lb blue cat out of the Cahaba on set hooks. Biggest he ever caught was 59. This was back in the 30s and 40s. There was refrigeration at the dairy of the farm where he worked as their mechanic, so he could store the fish there while they ate on it.

My mother said she hated to him come home with a big catfish because she knew that was what they would be eating for the next week or more. She would eat catfish as an adult, but not if it was bigger than a pound or so.
Posted By: jwalker77

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/14/22 12:17 AM

Pcp, your grandpaw was probably mighty proud every time he caught a big catfish because he knew he had put off starvation for one more week. There used to be some tough times. We are a bit spoiled these days.
Posted By: Jakethesnake

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/14/22 04:06 AM

Originally Posted by oldbowhunter
Which one is the blue cat?



That's hilarious he does favor one 😂
Posted By: poorcountrypreacher

Re: New Mississippi record bluecat - 04/14/22 03:22 PM

Originally Posted by jwalker77
Pcp, your grandpaw was probably mighty proud every time he caught a big catfish because he knew he had put off starvation for one more week. There used to be some tough times. We are a bit spoiled these days.


You better believe those were tough times. He raised 4 kids off a Mechanic's salary, and it wasn't very much. But my mother's family had it better than my father's family. My grandfather on that side didn't have the mechanical ability that the other one had, and he struggled to make a living most of his life.

Neither one of them went past 6th grade in school. It wasn't a priority in 1910 to 1920 when they were school age. One of them told me he was put in after school detention in 4th grade and he climbed out the window and never went back. I don't guess this has anything to do with the thread, except that both of them loved catfish and you can be dang sure that they would have eaten every bit of the one in the picture.

And you can also be sure that neither one of them would have ever allowed me to clean fish with an electric knife. They would have had a fit over wasting that much of the fish.
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