Tag: Tennessee River

Editor’s Note: Lisa Gail Haraway is a relative newcomer to the sport of catfishing. As of this writing, she has been fishing for two years. Although she was exposed to ...

The West Tennessee Catfish Anglers just completed their second tournament of the year. The March 30, 2019 event saw eight boats participating. The tournament was staged on Pickwick at the ...

Wheeler Lake produces big fish at Turkey Bowl Classic The First Annual Turkey Bowl Classic, brought to you by HOLD’em HOOK Catfish Trail, was given life on Saturday, November 24, ...

by Ron Presley For all weather catfishing in safety and comfort, try a tritoon. Pontoons are often seen on trailers and at the docks on Santee Cooper. A large percentage ...

by Capt. Richard Simms Smaller tackle always equals more catfish and sometimes it can even mean bigger catfish. Chris Kilgo shows off a bragging-sized blue cat caught while fishing with ...

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 Ron Presley The prescribed medication is more catfishing. With slightly more than a year as a catfish angler Lindsey claims her personal best as a 80 pound blue cat ...

Catfish anglers from ten states traveled to the Tennessee River and Watts Bar Lake for a Cabela’s King Kat Tournament Trail Super Event. Forty-six teams gathered at Loudon, TN, to ...

by John N. Felsher Anglers who can read the birds might find more catfish action up close Billy Blakley, a guide for Blue Bank Resort, shows off a channel catfish ...

Chris Dunaway is a catfish angler. He prefers to fish from his boat, but don’t be surprised if you see him throwing out a line from the bank if the ...