So basically you're saying the strong demand from various paylakes has driven the commercial fishing industry to harvest the really nice size fish all in the name of the almighty dollar. What's sad to me is the fact that there's noway in the world those big trophy catfish could sustain in these small paylake waters. It's all about the money, that's the bottom line.

This seems like a common sense subject that my five year old would know the correct answer to, yet Kentucky is allowing these commerical fisherman to poach and pick off the large fish. What a sad state of affairs. From what I've read around the internet is this...you used to be able to catch forty to sixty pound blues with some regularity and now you're lucky to catch a twenty pound fish, is this accurate?