Equipment
Kayaks, a Valuable Tool for Bank Anglers
This nice blue was caught from a shoreline that was not accessible by foot. Take It to the Bank by Justin Johnston Using a kayak to complement bank fishing....
FISH-i Tactacam Review, by Richard Simms
There are a variety of small, high resolution cameras on the market these days. This one from Tactacam captures great action photos and videos. (Image courtesy Tactacam) FISH-i Tactacam...
Break Out the Lights for Summer Catfish by Keith “Catfish” Sutton
Many people restrict their summer catfishing time to daylight hours for reasons of safety and convenience, but if you want to catch a monster flathead like this, fish when the...
Catfish Basics #092 – Never Give Up – Diane Palovchik Stone, IL
Diane Palovchik Stone speaks from experience when she says never give up. She and her husband Terry were fishing the 2019 Mississippi River Monster Tournament on the Mississippi out of...
Catfish Gear #029 — Hurricane Anchors
Catfish Gear #029 — Hurricane Anchors Hurricane Anchors are well known by many catfish anglers for their durability and effectiveness. The owners take great pride in their...
Kayaks Appeal to Catfish Anglers by Ron Presley
Tim Peppers intends to continue big boat fishing, but feels like kayak catfishing has expanded his opportunities. Kayaks Appeal to Catfish Anglers Combine catfishing and kayaks for an economical...
B’n’M How To: Log Your Catch with Ron Presley
Using log books to record past fishing data is an excellent tool for catching more fish in the future. A simple notebook will do, but in this age of technology...
Kayak Catfishing Tournaments by Justin Johnston
This Hobie Outback kayak is rigged and ready for tournament day. Kayak Catfishing Tournaments The popularity of catfish tournaments has seen tremendous growth in the last few years. Kayak catfishing...
Tournament Fish Care
Jim Page is shown with the 60-pound blue that led him to refit his livewell with a new recirculating pump and aerator so he could keep fresh water in the...
![Ty Konkle [FV-Catfishing] chooses Driftmaster two position rod holders on his custom rod bar. He sets the B’n’M rods at the 30-degree to suspend or as shown in this photo, at the 50-degree position to anchor fish.](https://catfishnow.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/NEW-04152020_Catfish_Gear_Driftmaster_Photo_1--350x250.jpg)
Catfish Gear #027 — Practical, Rugged, and Convenient – Driftmaster Fishing Rod Holders
Ty Konkle chooses Driftmaster two position rod holders on his custom rod bar. He sets the B’n’M rods at the 30-degree to suspend or as shown in this photo, at...
