Brittany and Bryan Sapp routinely travel from Pennsylvania to catfish with Scenic City Fishing Charters. On one of those trips, they targeted flatheads on the Guntersville headwaters with great success. ...
Read moreDetailsLight Line Drifting for Catfish by Ron Presley Free-line drifting with 10-pound mono proves to be challenging and productive catfishing. My first light tackle blue came on a piece of ...
Read moreDetails10 Tips for Catching More Flatheads by Ron Presley Improve your flathead catching success with tips from other flathead anglers. Morgan Blake pulled this nice 60-pounder out of a river ...
Read moreDetailsA common problem for catfish anglers fishing current flowing in one direction with the wind coming from another. It can create a problem of keeping lines straight out behind the ...
Read moreDetailsB’n’M pro staff angler, Capt. Ty Konkle, doesn’t like to waste fishing time with other duties when setting up on an anchor spot. In this video, he demonstrates how he ...
Read moreDetailsB’n’M pro staff angler, Capt. Ty Konkle (FV Catfish.com) is known for his ability to catch big fish for his clients. With all the high water experienced early in 2022, ...
Read moreDetailsWhile 2020 was a year of trouble and disappointment, Brian Cabe’s year was a little brighter after being the first of Konkle’s clients to join the 100-pound club. Konkle had ...
Read moreDetailsTy Konkle chooses Driftmaster two position rod holders on his custom rod bar. He sets the B’n’M rods at the 30-degree to suspend or as shown in this photo, at ...
Read moreDetailsby 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 ...
Read moreDetailsChattanooga area catfish guide Ty Konkle chooses the Driftmaster two position rod holders on his custom rod bar. He sets the B’n’M rods at the 30-degree to suspend or as ...
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![Ty Konkle [FV-Catfishing] chooses Driftmaster two position rod holders on his custom rod bar. He sets the B’n’M rods at the 30-degree to suspend or as shown in this photo, at the 50-degree position to anchor fish.](https://catfishnow.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/NEW-04152020_Catfish_Gear_Driftmaster_Photo_1--350x250.jpg)
