Invasive "Daytime" Flatheads! 10/7

[FASTEDDIE29]

Rebuilt the boat from the ground up but yet I'd rather go to these rocks and catch these powerful fish! It doesn't feel like fall yet so I'll stick with my summer plans for now! Hopefully that fall weather shows up soon! Things should be interesting as most of the acorns and other things fell from the trees rather early. Thanks for looking guys!

TIGHT LINEZ to ALL!!!!!

[gwl2oneida]

Nice cats. How far up the Delaware are flatheads caught?

[FASTEDDIE29]

Originally Posted by gwl2oneida

Nice cats. How far up the Delaware are flatheads caught?

Hey Seth buddy! Thanks man! They've been caught well above rt 80! These fish move a lot to find the food source they need to survive.

[KenBeam]

Niiiiice Eddie!! Some good eatin` right there buddy-boy! Way to catch `em up!

Eddie,

As others have already said, only you! And you were probably using chicken liver for bait. How you catch these trophies during the day and on plastics still perplexes me. I've never caught a flat head during light (haven't put much time in for them either during the day) but even at the beginning of night trips don't think I've ever connected before it got dark. And I still haven't gotten over the fish I think it was last year you caught on the lead head jigs and soft plastic, that's insane. You have a knack my friend. Good to see the flat head fishery is alive and well, they're a great fish. Should be feeding up for the long winter ahead, great time of year!

Dakota

[Fortunate Son]

I've seen them caught by accident on jig & plastics while bass fishing in their native waters in Missouri... they are an apex predator, so it makes sense.

"That looks good, I'm gonna eat it."