Tag: John N. Felsher

Competing as a Team of Brothers by John N. Felsher Tournament partners that work well together have a better chance to put some money in their pockets.   In many ...

This nice January blue was caught by Will Temme’s son, Hunter when he was 7. The 65-pounder came from a warm water discharge while anchored on the Ohio River. (Contributed ...

by John N. Felsher When the lights go out the big cats come out to prowl. Professional catfish anglers, Michael Haney, left, from Perkinston, MS and Rodney Crimm, from Ecru, ...

After a tough day one, Team White borrowed a huge foam cowboy hat from a friend to help change their outlook and have some fun. The result was a spectacular ...

by John N. Felsher A stealthy approach and live bait are keys to successful flathead fishing. Another flathead catfish comes to the boat on the Tombigbee River. (Photo by John ...

by John N. Felsher Accept the challenge and spoon–feed some channel cats. If you don’t think catfish will hit artificials here’s some proof. Mary Sue Dannenmueller caught this whiskered critter ...

by John N. Felsher Flat out flattie fun Nick Dimino and Tommy Golson were fishing on the rope when they boated this Tennessee-Tombigbee flattie. (Photo by John N. Felsher) By ...

by John N. Felsher Get on the water and have some fun Born and raised in Milton, FL, Sandy Flowers worked in marketing and modeling since 2007. She appeared on ...

Story and Photos by John N. Felsher Tackle-busting blue cats offer anglers major challenges in this brackish lake Capt. Greg Schlumbrecht caught this blue by the Causeway Bridge crossing Lake ...

By John N. Felsher Float lines can load a boat with fish for little cost Daniel Felsher prepares to check a jug rig, which consists of a float and a ...