Lake Norman Catfish | Trolling for Catfish | North Carolina Catfishing | Fishing Lake Norman, NC

Trolling for catfish at Lake Norman was a huge success and we were so impressed with how the day turned out. We reeled in several decent sized catfish that were in the teens and to top it all off Corinna broke her personal best rod and reel caught fish. It was awesome getting to use some new tackle that actually worked and we will link the website below so if you are interested in using planer boards to troll for catfish (or striper), go check B-Kat Boards out! I think we will be adding a few more to our outfit very soon. It is a truly wonderful feeling when you make a plan, execute said plan, and it actually works. It's icing on the cake when it is the first time you've ever done it and you succeed. What an absolutely fun and nearly perfect day out on the water, we hope you enjoy! (As always, be sure to click that subscribe button and give us a follow! We appreciate your support.)
1st fish @ 2:30
B-Kat Planer Boards: www.bkatboards...

[@coopsoutdoors2428]

That looks like fun. Gonna give it a try in the river.

[@fishtasy]

Let us know how it goes

[@coopsoutdoors2428]

@@fishtasy OK. I will

[@JoshuaTulbert]

Those aren’t catfish, those are whales! Lol! Good haul

[@fishtasy]

Hahaha

[@davidmayes1324]

Great video I tied this first time Friday night Did you drop the bait down to 40ft put board on and start trolling I only fished 18ft of water I love this system lots of fun I did it at Badin

[@fishtasy]

I gave the bait a good cast out to the side of the boat I wanted it on....probably 75 to 100 feet and left the bail open until it hit bottom... the I would trip and put the planer on and let additional line out until the board was where I wanted .... so there's probably 75 to 100 feet behind the board

[@davidmayes1324]

@@fishtasy thank you