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How do beginners catch catfish?

Asked: Moha Semail, Last Updated:

Simply add a float above the weight on a slip-sinker rig. Use this rig to drift bait slowly through wood-rich catfish lairs or over weed without snagging on bottom or in cover. Drifting a float also helps cover water from the bank. A jig head (link to the jig head article) tipped with bait will also catch catfish.

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  • How much mercury is in an oyster?

    Mercury Levels in Commercial Fish and Shellfish (1990-2012)

    SPECIESMERCURY CONCENTRATION MEAN (PPM)MERCURY CONCENTRATION MAX (PPM)
    SCALLOP0.0030.033
    CLAM0.0090.028
    SHRIMP0.0090.05
    OYSTER0.0120.25

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