Tweet Hoop Nets, as pictured below, are an effective way to catch Channel Catfish in order to determine the number of fish in a particular waterbody. During this past late summer and fall the Fisheries Division have been setting and monitoring … Continue reading →
Tweet Kyle Gilstrap caught a 64.7 pound blue catfish from Robert S. Kerr Reservoir, making it the new lake record. Share your photos with us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Click on the photo to purchase your fishing license. … Continue reading →
Tweet Catfish Caught at Dodge Co. PFA During Night Fishing Opp If you are looking for ways to wring a little more fun out of summer, you can always get out and Go Fish Georgia! Need a little motivation or … Continue reading →
Tweet LITTLE ROCK – Of the three species of catfish in Arkansas, the flathead may rank at the top, at least in fishermen’s interest. Flatheads aren’t the most numerous. Channel catfish hold the lead there. Flatheads also aren’t the largest; … Continue reading →
Tweet Fishing for catfish is a summer tradition for many Iowa families. Invite someone new to come along this year to share the fun and memories. When the bite for other fish slows down in the heat of Iowa summers, … Continue reading →
Tweet By James Brower, Regional Communications Manager Friday, July 26, 2019 – 5:08 PM MDT VIDEO: 1,800 Catfish stocked in Upper Snake waters As the summer sun begins to increase the water temperatures in lakes and ponds around the … Continue reading →
Tweet Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) fisheries biologists certified a new state record flathead catfish weighing 69.3 pounds, measuring 47 inches long, with a girth of 34.25 inches, caught by angler Marvin Griffin from Santa Rosa County. … Continue reading →
Tweet LITTLE ROCK — Is anything more popular at a tailgate or holiday party than chicken wings? Maybe hamburgers and nachos have claim to the crown, too, but chicken wings are ubiquitous, especially since 1964. Grilling or frying chicken … Continue reading →
Tweet OGDEN — You won’t have to travel far to get into a tussle with a fun fish this summer. Twice in June, thousands of channel catfish — 14 to 15 inches long and weighing about a pound and a … Continue reading →
Tweet History The Satilla River is a blackwater system draining over 3,000 square miles of coastal plain habitat in Georgia. The tannic waters of this river are home to several species of catfish and panfish, and historically it has been … Continue reading →
Tweet he Channel Catfish are coming in just a couple of weeks! Break out your bottom fishing rigs and headlamps. Stay tuned to the CT Fish and Wildlife Facebook Page for our stocking announcement. This year we will be stocking … Continue reading →
Tweet Channel catfish move close to shore and are eager to bite in many lakes and the large reservoirs across Iowa just after the ice is gone. The bite starts sooner in the southern Iowa impoundment since they lose ice … Continue reading →
Tweet Lake Charles in northeast Arkansas is known for its crappie fishing, but it produced a whopper of a catfish this week for Bill Nelson (photo left). The catfish, caught on a jug baited with goldfish, weighed in at 55 … Continue reading →
Tweet The catfish bite at Lake Overcup in Conway County is reportedly slow these days, but one blue catfish made up for all the waiting for one fisherman in recent days. According to Johnny Banks, owner of the Overcup … Continue reading →
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Tweet The catfish bite is going well, as evidenced by this photo provided to us by Johnny “Catfish” Banks, the operator of the Overcup Bait Shop and R.V. Park (501-354-9007) at Lake Overcup north of Morrilton on state Highway … Continue reading →
Tweet Tammy Thomas went fishing at Horseshoe Bend Pond with the hopes of catching a bluegill or bass. Little did she expect a very large catfish to end up on her line, let alone have a Fish and Game conservation … Continue reading →
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Tweet Fishing for catfish is a summer tradition for many Iowa families. Invite someone new to come along this year to share the fun and memories. “Catfish are more active in hot weather,” explained Daniel Vogeler, Iowa DNR fisheries technician. … Continue reading →
