Today brings us to the final part, part 3, of our special 3 part guide on catching catfish. In part 1 we talked about finding ...

Antonio and I are fishing from shore on this nice spring day. We're baited up with cut sucker on the pre-tried T-Turn bait rigs looking for that early season channel catfish bite - and we definitely ...

. Soaking cut bait has a bit of a stigma of being dumbed-down fishing, but there’s actually a lot of science and technique that goes into the proper hacking, rigging, and fishing of a bloody, dripping ...

For me, some things just go together. Burgers and chocolate banana milkshakes. Tie-dye t-shirts and 1971 VW Bay Window buses. And catfishing after dark with my little brother. Channel catfish eat ...

Channel catfish in rivers relate to current breaks and cover associated with deep holes. Anchor just upstream from key fish attractors and use deadbeat rigs to coax fish into biting. Channel catfish ...

Tyler — GOOD. Water normal stain; 67 degrees; 0.20 feet above pool. Crappie are fair to good in shallow water on minnows and jigs. Catfish are slow in 5-6 feet of water. Bass are in 5-6 feet of water ...

Eric Muhoberac and Chris Holmes drove their trucks to the east bank of Jefferson Parish, parked along River Road and dragged their kayaks across the levee to the jungles of Bolivia. Based on their ...

Tyler — SLOW. Water stained; 51 degrees; 2.77 feet below pool. The fish must be on holiday as we reel in the new year. A few bass catches on crankbaits and trick worms. Bluegill are slow on red worms ...