Home of the Big Cats

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Do you like fishing? Do you like to catch really big fish? Pound for pound, catfish are among the largest freshwater sport fish in the world. They can grow to enormous sizes. The blue cat, for example, which is native to most large North American rivers, can grow up to 140+ pounds! On a typical outing, we'll catch fish that range in size from five to 25 pounds.

This special website has been designed to introduce you to the joys of catfishing. You may not realize it, but you are probably no more than a day's drive and most likely a couple of hours from productive catfish habitat.

Ask 10 fisherman how they fish for catfish and you will probably get at least 10 answers, maybe more. Yet, most of the methods will have one thing in common - fishing on the bottom, right on the bottom. To catch catfish you need to present the bait just like with any other type of fish. If you put the food on the bottom it has the ability to get in something and become hard for the fish to find. Catfish find their food by their sense of smell and motion. There are special lures to catch catfish with erratic motion in rivers, but most cats will locate the food with their primary sense of smell. It is harder to smell bait laying on the bottom with all the other smells, so it can take longer to get a bite. There are two effective ways to catch catfish in all depths of water which I have found to work with most species of catfish, in most different types of water (lakes, rivers, saltwater, etc.), and at most times of the day. One method covers fishing from the top of the water while the other method uses the bottom as an anchor point.

Thank you for stopping by the home of the BIG CATS.We offer one of the best baits on the market. I have personally been using Superbait for catfish for many years and now it is time to let the world know about it.

Superbait is 100% all natural and there are no chemicals added, environmentally safe, biodegradable. The shelf life is unknown (the older it gets the better) just simply apply to sponge on a treble hook and HOLD ON TIGHT.

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