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I'm probably bringing them up from 25-30 feet of water and release anything over 10lbs because they're too much of hassle to clean when they get that big. And really I mostly just target them for the sport and the novelty of catching 30+lb fish. They swim off well enough under their own power, but reading stuff about how bass have hard times from that depth, it got me thinking. 

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20-30 feet isn't really that deep and they should be fine. You can always bring them up slowly to give them the chance to "burp", but I doubt it's necessary at those depths. 

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From my experience, catfish are very hardy fish.

The James river produces some big cats at depth and never heard of any precautions being necessary......good for asking though. 

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A guy I watch on YouTube pulls them up from up to 90 feet, they just burp bubbles and seem A- ok 

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