By Brad Durick Everything was kicking along nicely for catfish on the Red River in and around Grand Forks with a strong spring bite until heavy rains took over the Red River Valley last week. We are currently shut down with guiding river-wide… | dakotaedgeoutdoors May 28 | By Brad Durick Everything was kicking along nicely for catfish on the Red River in and around Grand Forks with a strong spring bite until heavy rains took over the Red River Valley last week. We are currently shut down with guiding river-wide due to flooding conditions resulting from three to four inches of rain along the Red River basin in the last week and all that water flowing north. Projections are updated daily but for now it looks like we will be waiting for flood waters through the first week of June. I'll report as conditions change. Brad Durick is a Dakota Edge Outdoors contributing writer and a licensed ND fishing guide specializing in trophy catfish on the Red River in and around Grand Forks, N.D. Featured Photo: Last Before the Rise. Catfishing was going well ahead of last week's weather systems which dropped up to four inches of rain in some areas along the Red River, including Wahpeton and Fargo, causing minor flooding with the river expected to crest at 22 feet on May 28. | | | | You can also reply to this email to leave a comment. | | | | |
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