Catfish Gear #028 — Hooker’s Terminal Tackle
Larry Muse proved the worth of the Dragon Tail dragging weight with his research on Wilson Lake in Alabama. Catfish Gear #028 — Hooker’s Terminal Tackle James N. ...
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Catfish Basics #088 – Fish Handling at Weigh-in – by Alex Nagy
Catfish Basics #088 – Fish Handling at Weigh-in Alex Nagy, Twisted Cat Outdoors As a tournament director I can think of several things that anglers can do to ...
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Catfish Basics #087 – Speed it Up – by Steve Dobbs
Catfish Basics #087 – Speed it Up Steve Dobbs, HOLD'em HOOK Catfish Trail Tournament anglers can do a couple of things that would speed up tournament weigh-in lines ...
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Why We Catfish: by Jerry Drawdy, Bloodline Tackle
Jerry Drawdy is shown here with a 43-pound catfish he caught on Lake Moultrie (Santee Cooper) in 2018. His passion for catfishing led him to create a business related to ...
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CatfishNOW How To: Handle with Care
B’n’M How To: Handle with Care with Jody and Brandy Atkins B’n’M Poles B’n’M Poles’ prostaff anglers Jody and Brandy Atkins take special care to release their fish. Their main ...
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CatfishNOW How To: Dehooking
How To: Dehooking with Ron Presley Tiny catfish are the most dangerous to handle because of their sharp fins. This handy ARC Dehooker tool makes it easy to release them ...
Read moreDetails![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 ...
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Why We Catfish
Morgan is shown here with her PB 44.7-pound blue cat. No more pay lakes for her. She caught this beautiful blue on the Kanawha River. Why We Catfish Educating ...
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Why We Catfish A Guest Editorial by Jenny “Queen of the Cumberland” Simpson
It was a blue catfish that first got Jenny Simpson hooked on trophy cats. This photo is one of many she has caught since. Editor’s Note: Thirty-one-year-old Jenny Simpson ...
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SEAARK BOATS WINS BUSINESS OF THE YEAR
Editor’s Note: Well known for their support of the catfish community, SeaArk Boats has been recognized for their support of their local community. Congratulations on a job well done. Read ...
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