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How to Practice Your Catfish Casting

I find an underhanded pitch the most accurate cast when using spinning gear with a long, limber rod. Side-arming it is best for distance as it keeps the rig low over the water, as the main line would not be as effected by the wind as an overhead cast. Practice your casting, folks. More accurate…

Why We Catfish

We love catfish angling. In a world full of bass fishermen and trout fishermen and carp anglers and big, saltwater guys, we stick to our beloved catfish. Channels, blues, flatheads or big ones overseas, it boils down to three reasons we all fish for catfish: Nostalgia Food Gear Nostalgia This is the biggest category. It…

SPS Longtail exhaust header test run

I had a gift certificate from SPS North America for the assembly/review video I did a few months back. I used part of it to get the SPS exhaust header for my mud motor. Goodness this thing pumps out a lot of exhaust. More power.

From the “Catfisher’s Prayer Book”

Dear LORD, You made the river, gave it its bends. You filled it with water and taught it to flow, Then you filled it with fish, our favorite the catfish: The channel, the blue and the great flathead. You gave them to us to catch, to eat, and to enjoy in sport. You gave us…

Homemade Fishing Floats, Part III

Varnish adds UV protection. Epoxy deteriorates in sunlight. You need to protect the epoxy. The epoxy protects the wood and float’s components. The varnish protects the epoxy and adds a kind of vintage look to the float by slightly darkening it.

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