Tag: Mississippi River Monsters

by Ron Presley Fishing for Brother Bear Big fish or small, these sisters just want to have fun. They do admit, it’s more fun when they are big like this ...

It’s gonna’ be like a two-day party Finding a bunch of catfish vendors in the same spot at the same time has not been common in the catfish community. Catfish ...

George Young Jr. is well known in catfish circles for his ability to catch big cats. His favorite way to do it is bumping bottom on the Mississippi River near ...

My life has become entangled with catfish. My mind is rambling from thought to thought and every thought leads to a whisker connection of some kind. Yesterday CatfishNOW digital magazine ...

By Ron Presley Angler Attitudes and the Growth of Catfishing Catfishing in America has its roots in family and necessity. Catfish have been, and likely will continue to be, a ...

Mississippi River Monsters and Monsters on the Ohio have one very common element. Monster catfish! The sport of catfishing is growing and big tournaments are part of it. Two recent ...

  Joey Pounders and Jay Gallop at the recent Mississippi River Monsters tournament in Memphis. The Cumberland River (Old Hickory Lake) was a tough bite for the first day of ...

Mississippi River Monsters was a dream of George Young Jr. He wanted to bring a catfish tournament to the Mississippi River out of Memphis. “Mud Island had the facilities and ...

If it is trophy catfish you’re after, the Mississippi River around Memphis is a good place to start. In fact, 184 catfishing teams did just that on Saturday, Sept. 10, ...

The top seven teams at the Mississippi River Monsters catfish tournament broke the 100-pound mark for a bag limit of 5 fish. Combinations of blue catfish, flatheads and a few ...