Tag: river fishing

Rivers change constantly—rising and falling as weather and other conditions dictate. Knowing how to react to these changes can determine whether or not an angler experiences success or failure on ...

Catfish Basics: Mountain Stream Catfish Story and photo by Keith “Catfish” Sutton   When most catfish anglers picture their next trip, they imagine muddy rivers, sprawling reservoirs and backwater holes ...

Bumping was developed by anglers on the Mississippi River like fishing guide James Patterson of Bartlett, Tenn. who shows a nice blue cat caught using the technique.   3 Top ...

Small rivers often have cleaner water, gravel bottoms and easy access areas for anglers who want to wade or launch a canoe or kayak.   Small River Adventures By Alan ...

Catching flatheads consistently requires the right bait placed precisely on target. Flathead Catfish Bait Strategy By Terry Madewell Deploying the right bait, in the right size, is only part of ...

The author’s son Braden holding a very early spring channel catfish. If you notice behind him, the river is full to the top of the cut bank, and plant life ...

Professional catfishing guide and tournament angler Scott Peavy says moving water creates ideal opportunities to catch fat cats in skinny water.     Fat Cats in Skinny Water by Terry ...

Captain Richard Simms has found that the quality of channel catfish in tailwater areas on the Tennessee River tends to be better during spring and fall than during the rest ...

B’n’M pro staffers Rodney Crimm and Michael Haney specifically target flatheads in many river settings based largely on locations chosen and how they set up to fish those spots.   ...

Tiffany “Snookie” Risch landed this 72.8 pound monster blue catfish in July of 2018 while fishing cut baits on the James River with Captain John Garland.   Making Waves While ...