Tag: structure

June is always a tough month to fish in. The spawn is taking full effect and I find the fish are scattered this time of the year. I spend most ...

My association with Patriot Catfishing INC. gives me plenty of opportunities to put new catfish anglers on fish. I often search the waters of the Cumberland River and the Tennessee ...

Most of my catfishing is on Santee Cooper (Lakes Marion and Moultrie), Lake Wateree, the Wateree River, and Lake Wylie. As a rule of thumb, the spawn normally starts around ...

The first flathead of the night often comes just after the sun goes down.   April Flatheads by Capt. Glenn Flowers   Once the water temperatures begin to rise, lethargic ...

Springtime Flatties by Bill “Flathead” Sutton When it comes to springtime flathead fishing in lakes, I like points at the mouth of big creeks. The flatheads seem to congregate there ...

When fishing structure filled rivers, like the Cumberland or lakes with a lot of timber, dragging is not an option. I turn to suspend fishing. Sinker weight and travel speed ...

Jim Page is shown with the 60-pound blue that led him to refit his livewell with a new recirculating pump and aerator so he could keep fresh water in the ...

Each year in July CatfishNOW celebrates the women of catfishing by publishing stories related to the ladies. Most are moms and spouses first, but many are seriously dedicated to the ...

by Ron Presley Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard may not be as bare as it seems. Konkle holds a nice Tennessee River blue cat that he caught using his Three Degrees of ...

I like dragging the flats. Just remember that they are not all alike. There can be subtle differences. But the basics of fishing them are pretty cut and dried. If ...