Techniques
River Cover for Flatheads
B’n’M pro staffers Rodney Crimm and Michael Haney specifically target flatheads in many river settings based largely on locations chosen and how they set up to fish those spots. ...
Record Blue Caught on the Cumberland
Tennessee Wildlife Officer Dalton Gooch pictured with Micka Burkhart (right) with the likely new Tennessee State Record Blue Catfish. The fish, which was released alive, weighed 118.7 pounds on certified...
Gafftopsail Cat
One Angler’s Trash Fish Just Might Be Another’s Treasure by Debbie Hanson Once a member of the “trash can slam,” the feisty sail cat is enjoying a new level of...
Catfish Basics #145—Check Your Leader with Capt. Terry Rogers
There is one important task in catfishing that you do not want to learn the hard way. The last thing I want to see is a client losing a good...
Catfish Basics #146—Be Professional with Phil King
Phil King credits his grandfather and grandmother for his love of fishing and the outdoors. He said they would fish all summer while school was out on summer break. “You...
Why Catfish with a Spinning Rod?
Many anglers consider the most important tool in their arsenal for catching catfish consistently as their rod and reel. The type of rod and reel is a personal preference, but...
CFN How to Video with Ron Stallings (Boss Kat)—Hook Modification
When it comes to fishing hooks few people understand them better than Ron Stallings. In his position with TTI Blakemore he has dealt with hook design and effectiveness for years...
Catfish Basics #144—Go Deep by Chris Fuller
In September I started targeting standing trees in DEEP water.....as on Wilson Lake. I know the dragging bite is still on in September, but I have had some really good...
Catfish Basics #143—Spot-Lock Bumping with Michael Haney & Rodney Crimm
September is a good time to bump on the Mississippi River. B’n’M pro staff anglers Michael Haney and Rodney Crimm do it often, but will adjust their strategy when they...
Big Kansas Flatheads
Participants in this year’s Yeager-Jenkins Memorial Catfish Tournament held proof that the Neosho River still holds big flatheads. The fish were later released. Plan a Trip to Kansas if...
