Outdoors
'Catfish love shacks'
DNR hoping nest boxes will boost populations
John McCoy
The DNR's Mike Nuckles (left) and Jeff Hansbarger use a small video camera attached to a painter's pole to determine whether catfish nesting boxes are getting used. So far this year, more than half the boxes have been occupied.
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