Why We Catfish
Why We Catfish
A Guest Editorial by Zed Moore Editor’s note: Zed and Josh Moore are small town boys who grew up fishing on the Wabash River. Their hometown is Mt. Carmel,...
Why We Catfish: A Guest Editorial by Justin Conner and Tabitha Linville
Editor’s note: Justin Conner and Tabitha Linville have made catfishing a part of their everyday life. They live in West Virginia where their home waters are the Kanawha and Ohio...
Why We Catfish?
A Guest Editorial by Ray and Tracey Waldrop Editor’s note: Forty-three-year old Ray Waldrop and 43-year-young Tracey Waldrop have a passion for catfishing. Ray grew up bass fishing with his...
Why We Catfish Guest Editorial by David Woods
Editor’s note: David Woods is a county boy. His hometown is Ethel, MS and his home waters are the Yazoo River Basin. He got addicted to catfishing the old fashion...
Why We Catfish
A guest editorial by Wes Jordan, Redbeard Cats Guide Service I don't expect people to understand why we love catfishing so much. Most will never understand why we get up...
Why We Catfish? Guest Editorial by Tammy Wilson
Editor’s Note: Past and future issues of CatfishNow have focused, in this column, on Why We Catfish. This month’s column reaches a little further because many catfish anglers like to...
Why We Catfish
Guest Editorial – by Jimmy Holbrook and Layla Ledbetter Jimmy and Layla prepare to release a nice Santee Cooper blue. Conservation of the catfish is high on their priorities. Jimmy...
Why We Catfish
Guest Editorial – by Bryan Norsworthy It had rained most of the night, and the biggest part of the day. You could see blue sky peeping through the clouds back...
