Techniques

by Ron Presley Editor’s Note: This is the first of a two-part series addressing the issue of fishing new waters. Part two will follow in the October 2019 issue of...

by Jeffrey Miller Hiking deep for catfish holes A long hike through the prairie brought us to a great catfish hole. Bob Miller was rewarded with a 12-pound channel he...

by Keith “Catfish” Sutton Fishing in darkness can be tough, but night-loving cats are more likely to bite then. The hours between sunset and sunrise are hard to beat for...

by John N. Felsher When the lights go out the big cats come out to prowl. Professional catfish anglers, Michael Haney, left, from Perkinston, MS and Rodney Crimm, from Ecru,...

by Anietra Hamper The science behind what makes men and women different when it comes to fishing. Anietra Hamper and brother Shay Hamper caught this 38-pound blue catfish on Wilson...

by Keith “Catfish” Sutton Cast from shore and hook a big one! It can be tough fishing the swirling maelstrom of a tailwater, but a long pole and sturdy spinning...

by Brent Frazee Experts share tips on how to catch trophy blues, flatheads, and channel cats from shore. Kevin McCoy knows he doesn’t need a boat to catch big blue...

Chris Olson from Thief River Falls, Minnesota holds a Red River giant caught from the bank.   by Brad Durick Catfish knowledge and adequate effort will yield shoreline success. For...

The author quickly caught this nice blue while fishing on the rope because experience had taught Capt. Konkle what kind of structure existed and how to fish it. by Ron...

by Spencer Bauer Beat the heat for big cats in skinny water. A slip float is a necessary piece of equipment when covering water in small streams. Bauer favors this...