A man in West Virginia reeled in a record-breaking blue catfish. The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources said Michael ...
A massive blue catfish is among several new record fish caught in West Virginia. The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources confirmed three new state fishing records this week, including the ...
Florida Wildlife Commission biologists confirmed a new Florida state-record blue catfish caught in the Suwannee River. The monster 73.6-pound blue catfish was reeled in by Justin Hodge on Feb. 21, ...
A man from Tennessee broke the blue catfish state record for a second time. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) confirmed that Micka Burkhart, 44, of Big Rock, Tennessee, beat his own ...
Every angler's dream. Everyone knows that a good fishing story often requires a bit of exaggeration. You might add a little bit of fluff when you tell the story of how you reeled it in. When you ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A 15-year-old girl landed what is being called the largest fish ever caught in Ohio, but the method used and whether it was a ...
Florida fisherman Justin Hodge caught a state-record, 73.6-pound blue catfish from the Suwannee River in February.
TOPEKA (KSNT) – A Kansas angler rocked the fishing world more than 25 years ago with his record-shattering catfish. But will it ever be broken? Paulie’s record was met with controversy and the fish ...
Using a fishing outfit designed to catch bluegill and crappie, a fisherman landed a 46.7-pound channel catfish that broke the West Virginia record by more than nine pounds. Tyler Rutherford used a ...
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Sharks rule the water in terms of sheer weight, but there are plenty of other big fish in (and excluded from) the record books ...
Jaylynn Parker’s record 101.11-pound blue catfish appears to demand a few adjustments. Not that it’s ever been quite as simple as catch fish, weigh fish, acclaim fish. A process exists, of course, and ...