Most Texans think of blue catfish as a freshwater fish, and this species is actually the largest freshwater gamefish in the state. But saltwater anglers should consider targeting blue cats, too. They’re present in many brackish and partially-salt coastal tributary rivers, with particularly strong populations in the Neches, Sabine, and Trinity Bay systems. Fishing for them isn’t a whole lot different than fishing for blue catfish in lakes and reservoirs, but if you want to focus on these big bruisers, keeping these five tips in mind will help.
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