Catfish
Catching catfish after dark in hot weather
Catfish action on the Santee Cooper lakes is excellent by day, but by mid-May and into early June, the nocturnal action perks up considerably. […]
Catfish
Catfish
Anchor, catch catfish this month on Clarks Hill Lake
Anglers can catch plenty of eating-sized catfish on Clarks Hill Lake during the month of June, especially if they use these tips from guide Chris Simpson. […]
Catfish
Catfish biting like mad across Carolinas
The catfish across the Carolinas have finished up their spawning for the spring, and are currently holding on flats outside of the main river channels. Capt. Jason Wolfe shares his tips on catching catfish this time of year. […]
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Calling summer catfish
Don’t put your tackle when June arrives; just put your bull’s-eye on channel catfish in the shallows of three South Carolina lakes. […]
Catfish
10-year-old angler catches 61-pound catfish
Ten-year-old Paisley Wolfe caught a 61-pound blue catfish while fishing with her dad and family at Santee on June 2, 2019. […]
Catfish
Dial up South Carolina’s river monsters
The Wateree and Congaree rivers offer miles and miles of opportunities for fishermen to do battle with big catfish and striped bass, especially in late spring. […]
Catfish
Young angler catches 105-pound catfish at Kerr Lake
A youth angler on Kerr Lake caught the fish of a lifetime on April 20, 2019 when a giant blue catfish bit his tiny piece of cut bait while he was fishing with his dad and twin brother. The fish weighed 105 pounds. […]
Catfish
Catch the spring wave for Lake Monticello’s big catfish
During the spring, Lake Monticello’s catfish move in groups, so it’s important for anglers to take advantage of every opportunity when a swarm comes through. […]
Catfish
Wateree blue catfish moving back and forth in creeks this month
Tips for February catfish fishing at South Carolina’s Lake Wateree. […]
Catfish
Think in reverse for Lake Wylie catfish action
Rodger Taylor catches plenty of big blue catfish on Lake Wylie during the winter months, and he does it by thinking the opposite of what many other anglers do. […]
