Lake Lavon Catfish...

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Another one to take note for Lake Lavon....
Been using large cuts of shad, perch and drum for bait . Fishing above the thermocline in the 10-15ft depth range.  Fishing has been slow but seem to manage a few on every trip with a few quality fish being landed also.
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