Fishing for Bluegill and Bullhead Catfish in a Tiny Creek | Bank Fishing for Flathead Bait

Hey everyone! I'm back at one of my favorite creek spots, bank fishing for some bait to use for Flathead Catfish. In this video, I'll show you my simple rig setup: a bobber, split shot, and a tiny hook, with Red Worms as the bait of choice. I've found that Red Worms work much better for catching Bluegill compared to Nightcrawlers.
I'm also on the hunt for Bullhead Catfish using Blue River Carp Catfish bait. You can probably guess which fish I ended up catching the most of!
Stay tuned to see if these fish will thrive in my new bait tank and help me reel in some nice Flatheads. Let's get fishing! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more fishing adventures!
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[@HomesickforAlaska]

Looked like catching not just fishing 😊

[@jackkeeble9272]

Thanks for sharing your video Billy 👍🎣

[@TNRVG]

Thanks for watching!

[@nachopretzel3533]

A fresh influx of muddy water is best conditions.

[@darrelljohnson4658]

Good class thanks Oregon 😊

[@TNRVG]

Thanks

[@davidgarcia9808]

Enjoy the video Billy, and thanks for the tip on the bent hooks I never knew there was a right or wrong way to tie line on them. How long do those bluegill live in the cooler you have for them.

[@TNRVG]

I've had minnows a couple of days in it. Fewer bluegill could do the same. These guys went directly into the bait tank. Was a little to crowded. They were still REALLY frisky when I put them in the bait tank.

[@robbiesmith9786]

If u catch a fish on blue river carp u probably snag it 😅😅😂😂

[@TNRVG]

Ha! Nah I just get lucky.