Why We Catfish: A Guest Editorial by Greg Staggs
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 ...
Read moreDetailsOur 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 ...
Read moreDetailsRiver or Reservoir? — Winter Catfishing Tips from Larry Muse and Ricky Eiselt by Ron Presley Don’t let the cold winter weather stop you from catfishing. These two anglers say ...
Read moreDetailsHayden Gunther is shown here fishing with one of the veterans, Robert Ferrera, at the 2021 Fishing for Freedom event out of Quincy, Illinois. That's Why I'm Me by ...
Read moreDetailsChris Simpson said the population of blue catfish is in the boom stage at Clarks Hill Lake. Clarks Hill Lake - A Catfishing Paradise by Terry Madewell Diversity in ...
Read moreDetailsAn abundance of dense woody habitat in Lake Conway creates a haven for big flathead catfish. (Photo: Keith Sutton) Arkansas Honeyhole for Monster Flatheads: Lake Conway by Keith “Catfish” ...
Read moreDetailsThomas Whitenton began his career as a welder before taking up part-time guiding. As his fishing skills grew, he became a full-time guide because of his passion for fishing. Pay ...
Read moreDetailsThis 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" ...
Read moreDetailsFlatheads begin a major growth spurt at age three, commonly adding two to five pounds per year until eight years old. After that, they continue packing on the pounds—up to ...
Read moreDetailsMy Catfishing Has Become an Obsession by Stan Liberty Catfishing has created a brotherhood for me. My name is Stan Liberty, I am 56 years old. My hometown is ...
Read moreDetailsLocal Knowledge by Ron Presley Sometimes fishing success can come in your own backyard. The Alabama River is formed when the Coosa River and the Tallapoosa River merge in ...
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