Techniques

The Missouri River can produce giant catfish, night or day, as Craig Norris can attest.   Moving Water, Big Catfish By Brent Frazee Giant blue catfish are creatures of the...

Small rivers often have cleaner water, gravel bottoms and easy access areas for anglers who want to wade or launch a canoe or kayak.   Small River Adventures By Alan...

Join B’n’M Pro Staffer Rodney Crimm as he shows how you can use sinker slides to allow quickly changing your weights for different fishing applications.

Tennessee River fishing guide Mike Mitchell (left) knows all the tricks necessary to put his clients on trophy-class catfish   Capt. Mike Mitchell of Russellville, Alabama has established himself as...

Veteran catfish guide Mike Mitchell (on right) rigs up with stout tackle and big baits for monsters, such as this 88-pound blue cat caught on the Tennessee River. (courtesy of...

2021 produced a great trophy bite on the Red River of the North and being in the right place made all the difference. Cody Fahrmann just wanted a 20-pound channel...

John Jamison (left) and Kevin Parks had their hands full after winning a Twisted Cat Outdoors tournament July 22 on the Mississippi River. (courtesy of Twisted Cat Outdoors)   Tips...

Those of you learning the basics of catfishing would do well to look back at the tactics shared by the anglers of yesteryear. As we embrace modern techniques and technology,...

Wise catfish anglers practice restrictive harvest, releasing large fish (like the flathead on the left) to be caught another day and keeping smaller, more abundant fish (like the one on...