Fishing Charters in Missouri
Browse fishing charters in Missouri that can help you catch channel catfish.


Loz Guide Service
Kaiser, Missouri


Proffesional Fishing Guide Services
Marshall, Missouri


Out The Mud Catfishing
St. Louis, Missouri


Hawg Stump Guide Services


Dodson Guide Service
Come experience fishing in Missouri with Dodson Guide Service. Our expert fishing guide will provide a great time on the water and help you catch the big one!


Bransons Reel Fishing


Greenough Fishing Guide Service


Maloneys Fishing Guide Service
Your Trip Begins Here With Maloney's Fishing Guide Service, your fishing experience exceeds all expectations. Book Your Trip Today Take a Trip With Captain Parker Being native to the Ozarks, Captain Parker turned his passion for the lakes into his livelihood. Parker is the second generation to be raised on Table Rock Lake and Lake…


Branson Fish Tales
Welcome - YOUR Fishing Guide Branson MO - We Wanna Take YOU Fishin' Professional Commercially Insured and Licensed by the US Coast Guard.


Lake Ozark Fishing Guide Service


Ozark Trout Runners


Hooked On Branson Fishing Guide Service
We're Branson's premier fishing charter and offer fishing trips on Table Rock Lake, Lake Taneycomo and Bull Shoals Lake. Book your trip today!
Best Time to Catch Channel Catfish
Channel Catfish can be caught year-round in Blue Eye. Right now in February, activity is Fair.
Seasonal Activity Chart

Channel Catfish
If you're aiming for channel catfish near Blue Eye, Missouri, Table Rock Lake is your best bet. While primarily known for its bass fishing, Table Rock also holds a healthy population of channel cats. Focus on the upper ends of the lake's arms, where rivers and creeks enter, bringing in fresh nutrients and creating prime catfish habitat. Summer is the peak season for catfishing on Table Rock, with nighttime fishing being especially productive. A local tip is to find submerged timber or rocky points near channel edges, as these areas often hold catfish. Use a fish finder to locate structure and drop your bait accordingly. Traditional catfish baits like chicken liver, stink baits, and cut bait work well. Also, consider using a slip bobber rig to suspend your bait just off the bottom. Table Rock catfish can reach impressive sizes, so be prepared for a good fight.
How to Catch Channel Catfish
Detailed fishing techniques coming soon for Channel Catfish in Blue Eye.
Channel Catfish Fishing Regulations in Missouri
Open Season
Year-round
Daily Bag Limit
4 per day
Size Limit
No size limit
License Required
Fishing permit
In impoundments of 100 acres or more, only 1 catfish can be over 24 inches. Check specific area regulations for exceptions.
⚠️ Always verify current regulations with the Missouri state wildlife agency before fishing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What bait should I use for channel catfish in Blue Eye, MO?
Channel catfish in Blue Eye are caught with a variety of baits, including stinkbaits, cut bait, nightcrawlers, and chicken liver. Try different options to see what's working best.
How many channel catfish can I keep in a day in Blue Eye, Missouri?
The daily bag limit for channel catfish in Blue Eye, MO is 4.
Are there any size restrictions on channel catfish I can keep in Blue Eye?
No, there's no minimum size limit for channel catfish in Blue Eye or anywhere in Missouri.
Do I need a fishing permit to fish for channel catfish in Blue Eye, MO?
Yes, you need a valid Missouri fishing permit to fish for channel catfish in Blue Eye.
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