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 TipMasters: Tipping for Catfish
Summertime equates to prime time for catfish. Blue catfish, channel catfish and any other whiskered fish are the focus of a special species page featuring tips, articles and videos that lead to success in rivers, streams and impoundments. We’ve even added a virtual kitchen where you can find a recipe for the backyard fish fry.
 Team Catfish
If you cast a net to gather live baitfish for use as “cut bait” the experts at Team Catfish share the details on the topic in this show. Putting knife to bait is only part of the overall technique. This show demonstrates how to prepare the bait for the hook and where to drop your rig for the best catfish action.
 Sensory Perception
Catfish have a keen sense of smell and rely on that quality for finding food more so than many other gamefish. If you ask Al Lindner and his team of experts, they’ll put a proven scientific spin on the art of applying sensory secrets and tips for putting more catfish on your live or prepared bait rigs.
 Manmade Sense
Sense of smell is vital to leading catfish to their food sources. The guys from Fish n’ Canada believe it down to mixing their own homemade brews of prepared baits. Catfish run big and strong north of the border and these experts share their favorite recipes for making strong scented baits for summertime success.
 Urban Catfish
If you think of catfish as preferring the rural stretches of rivers in the middle of nowhere, here’s Bill Dance to prove different. He’s on the Mississippi River with his hometown in the background, catching big blue catfish in summertime. His techniques can help you tangle with the biggest blue catfish in the river.
 Virtual Kitchen
Click inside this virtual kitchen and you’ll meet the Scott Leysath, the Sporting Chef. The nickname is backed up by a professional chef who happens to be a skilled outdoorsman. His page includes a video and written blog, recipes and tips that will make your summertime fish fry a big success.
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