Why We Catfish: A Guest Editorial by Brad Stapleton
Brad Stapleton of Greenfield, Ohio caught this 62-pound blue cat in West Virginia’s Kanawha River. Not only is it his personal best, it was just a few pounds shy of ...
Read moreDetailsBrad Stapleton of Greenfield, Ohio caught this 62-pound blue cat in West Virginia’s Kanawha River. Not only is it his personal best, it was just a few pounds shy of ...
Read moreDetailsHe’s only 19, but Illinois angler Dylan Borbely has enough catfishing experience under his belt to be considered a true expert. He caught this nice flathead in the Fox River ...
Read moreDetailsWhether he’s helping guide other anglers or fishing a big catfish tournament with his dad Mike (on right), Jackson Mitchell (left) of Russellville, Alabama always has a big smile on ...
Read moreDetailsIn this old family photo, you can see a joyful spark in Rodney Crimm’s eyes as he hoists a 13-pound flathead that’s nearly as big as the eight-year-old angler. ...
Read moreDetailsWhy We Catfish Our editor’s Facebook friends share some of the reasons they love catfishing In each issue of CatfishNOW, we ask someone to tell our readers the reasons ...
Read moreDetailsFishing guide Brad Durick slides the net under a dandy Red River channel cat for a client. Why We Catfish: A Guest Editorial by Capt. Brad Durick Being the ...
Read moreDetailsChannel catfish, like this beauty caught by Ted Ellenbecker, differ considerably in their habits from blue cats and flatheads. This creates variety in the sport that helps attract millions of ...
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