Tag: catfishing basics

by Ron Presley For all weather catfishing in safety and comfort, try a tritoon. Pontoons are often seen on trailers and at the docks on Santee Cooper. A large percentage ...

by Ron Presley Using the right techniques in the right places are the keys to finding your fish of a lifetime.   Cad Daly and Chris Parker hold the author’s ...

by Capt. Richard Simms Smaller tackle always equals more catfish and sometimes it can even mean bigger catfish. Chris Kilgo shows off a bragging-sized blue cat caught while fishing with ...

by Ron Presley  Sharpies are part of an active outdoor culture. Aurora Whidden helped secure the boat to the buoy chain and then was first to put a sharpie in ...

by Wesley Mann Knowing where to look and how to catch trophy catfish. The right spread from an anchored position will help catch nice flatties like this. Bounding back requires ...

by Ron Presley The prescribed medication is more catfishing. With slightly more than a year as a catfish angler Lindsey claims her personal best as a 80 pound blue cat ...

by Ron Presley Anglers released 441 catfish, totaling 7,780.27 pounds. John and Corey Rath with 93.22- and 71.89-pound blue cats that helped them win the 2018 SeaArk Owners Invitational on ...

by Glenn Flowers Step outside the box and try a float rig for flatheads. The author, Capt. Glenn Flowers, demonstrated the effectiveness of floats for flatties with this Florida flathead. ...

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 Monty Hill Shallow water techniques that work all year long. Hill shares his knowledge of Santee with his son-in-law Howard Carlie and his grandson Ethan. Howard and Ethan are ...