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  Wesley Mann credits fresh bait and a special cut of that bait for much of his success in catfishing. He learned what he calls his “saltwater cut” on an ...

There are a few essential elements of making your own sinkers. First and foremost, molten lead is dangerous, so always think safety first. Trust me, you want to wear boots, ...

Successful tournament anglers go to all extremes to get their bait and they should. Well known tournament angler, Larry Muse, puts fresh bait at the very top of the list ...

Day or night, Mac Byrum has a passion for catching big blues like this 57-pound trophy. Photo courtesy of Jake Bussolini   He’s got it bad, but it’s not an ...

Kris Flores keeps his daughter Isa and son Alex at the center of his passion.   Doing what comes naturally and sharing it with the world by Ron Presley   ...

Pay it forward. Amy Smith was transformed from a casual angler in her youth to woman with a passion for catfishing and a knack for catching the big ones.   ...

This is a pretty good example of why Aycock likes to bump the Mississippi River. A seventy-one-pound fish will make anyone’s day. You can never have too much equipment. by ...

by Terry Madewell Catfishing is the ideal fishing sport for having fun, all we have to do is let it happen. The author's dad, George Madewell, said catfishing is inherently ...

Robert Montgomery has written an excellent book named, “Why We Fish.” He never found a single defining answer to the question. He found many. Following his lead I ask several ...