A bent rod and tight line—sure signs of a hooked catfish. Keep steady pressure and let the rod do the work. Hooked Up? Here’s What to Do Next! Story ...
Read moreDetailsJesse Lance cradles the Missouri River giant moments after the fight of a lifetime. His decision to release the fish reflects a growing commitment among trophy catfish anglers to catch, ...
Read moreDetailsCoosa River Adventures offers overnight trips on the Tallapoosa River. The 51-mile trip consists of flat and swift-moving water. Bring your camping gear and spend the night on one of ...
Read moreDetailsSmall waters such as ponds can provide excellent catfishing action if you know where to fish. Big Catfish Lessons from Small Waters by Terry Madewell Small waters are often ...
Read moreDetailsSelective harvest is a fishing method where anglers who want catfish to eat keep smaller, more numerous fish and release larger, more mature fish to help ensure a healthy, balanced population ...
Read moreDetailsJason Wise (right) of Bear with his Delaware state-record flathead. (courtesy of DNREC) Delaware’s First State-Record Flathead Certified Source: Delaware Dept. of Natural Resources and Environmental Control Delaware has its ...
Read moreDetailsThe Moonbeam shines where the action is: on the water after dark. B’n’M’s new Moonbeam Catfish Rods By Keith “Catfish” Sutton Across the country, more catfish anglers are hitting the ...
Read moreDetailsKeeping your catch alive or on ice until you’re ready to clean it provides more flavorful fillets, steaks or nuggets for the dinner table. Handling and Keeping Small Catfish ...
Read moreDetailsLong-time guide customer Rod showed up for his annual trip in 2024 to find fast-dropping water after a high-water event. The fish were where they were supposed to be, but ...
Read moreDetailsSavvy anglers know that skipjack herring cut-baits are among the best you can use when trying to coax a bite from heavyweight catfish. But to make the most of these ...
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