The tailraces below big-river dams frequently hold huge numbers of catfish. (Photo by Keith Sutton) Catfish Basics #171—6 Structures That Always Hold Catfish Story and photo by Keith Sutton...
A successful day on the water! Lifting a whiskerfish from the dock, proving the right spot makes all the difference. (Photo by Keith Sutton) Catfish Basics #170—Finding a Place to...
Channel cats are the most numerous, most popular and most widespread species of catfish in the United States. More than 12 million Americans fish for these hard-fighting, good-eating sportfish every...
Catfish Basics #168 - 6 Tips for Hooking Summer Catfish with the Iowa DNR Our friends at the Iowa Department of Natural Resources first posted this excellent article...
There are many persistent myths about catfish, including one whopper about monster cats near dams that are large enough to swallow divers. Catfish Basics #167—Catfish Fact & Fiction with...
Catfish have excellent senses of sight and smell, their whiskers and skin are covered with sensitive taste buds, and while they have no external ears, specialized body structures allow them...
Capt. David Magness of Hernando, Mississippi hoists a fat Mississippi River blue cat into the boat. He caught it using basic spring fishing techniques. (credit: Keith Sutton) Catfish Basics #165—with...
Taking proper care of your rods, reels, terminal tackle and fishing accessories can help assure you have an enjoyable time on the water whenever you can go fishing. Catfish Basics...
Catfish pro Joey Pounders of Caledonia, Mississippi brings in some big catches of big catfish by studying current and river levels where he fishes this time of year. Catfish...
Catfish Basics #162—with Marshall Hughey With the cooler months upon us, I start looking for shallow-water flats adjacent to deeper-water channels or holes. When the water temperature starts dropping, catfish...
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