Why We Catfish

Wallace is shown here with a 69-pound blue from Guntersville Lake in Alabama.   My Catfishing Reboot by Chris “Fud” Wallace Anglers who experience catfishing at an early age are...

Demetria and her husband Joe began tournament fishing on the local level before expanding to national trails like the KingKat trail. (Submitted Photo)   Work Hard for the Reward by...

Why We Catfish by Nathan Peterman Tournament fishing provides a support group for families to grow in the sport, and in life.     I am not new to catfishing,...

Marty and his son Chandler have become tournament partners. They often hit the road together on weekends to fish catfish tournaments across the states. Chandler’s friend Charlie (right) joined them...

Just Like Looking in a Mirror by Brandon Sasser Bonding over the love of the outdoors and the sport of catfishing produces memories for life.   I was raised in...

Our Catfish Journey by Greg Staggs Catfishing success is easier when others share support and advice.   "I can't believe you guys haven't quit yet!” I looked up at my...

Following My Roots by Clint Piatt Fishing is just the way I was brought up.   I thought that answering the question, Why We Catfish, would be a quick and...

My World After the Military by Bradley Lail Finding passion after the army.   Nestled in the hills of Northern Alabama, Gurley, AL sits about twenty minutes from one of...

This 77.01-pound flathead is described by Matt “Catmatt” Jones as his greatest individual moment in catfishing.   Catfishing Should be Fun by Matt “Catmatt” Jones Back in the "old days"...

Mixing Business and Pleasure by John E. Orr, Cat River Anchors A bad day of fishing is always better than a good day at work!   I grew up in...