Catfish Basics
Catfish Basics #130—Fish Deep by Michael Haney
When the air temperatures drop and the water temperature follows, our Mississippi catfish tend to move to deeper water. If the sun does come out with enough energy to warm...
Catfish Basics #128—Fish Deep in Cold Weather by Brian Wonders
Trophy cats normally move deeper when cold conditions are present. When Old Man Winter comes around and the air temperatures push water temperatures down, my go-to strategy is to fish...
Catfish Basics #127—Dissecting a Dike by Steve Hearn
All dikes are different. Period! I like to find the longer dikes that 1) are close to the main channel and 2) have multiple eddies and down currents. When I...
Catfish Basics #126—Let Em’ Cut Bait with Hunter Jones
Most anglers agree that if you want your kids to enjoy the outdoors you need to involve them in it at an early age and engage them in a way...
Catfish Basics #125— Honey Holes with Tyson Emery
Easton Emery is the son of B’n’M Poles pro staffer Tyson Emery. At 5-years-old, Easton is an eager catfish angler. He loves catching them and taking pictures with them. He...
Catfish Basics #124
I love it when the water temperatures start to fall with the cooler nights. During this part of the year, I normally start my mornings looking for bigger fish in...
Catfish Basics #123
Baker likes to set up in an area as shown by the crosshairs in the photo. It allows him to target deeper and shallower water at the same time. When...
Catfish Basics #110
No Wood, No Problem by Daniel Armstrong Flathead fishing on Lake Texoma can be very tricky. The lake is not loaded with timber to fish and a lot of the...
Catfish Basics #109
Springtime Flatties by Bill “Flathead” Sutton When it comes to springtime flathead fishing in lakes, I like points at the mouth of big creeks. The flatheads seem to congregate there...
Catfish Basics #105
Barge Hopping in February with Anthony Kulis When the water starts to get cold, it’s my favorite time to target individual fish. I spend lots of time scanning, looking for...
