"Every time I hit the water, I believe -- I know -- that I'm going to catch catfish. I'm excited about the process of finding and catching catfish, and I want you to share in that excitement." -Steve Hoffman, Publisher of In-Fisherman magazine

Planer board trolling with crankbaits or spinner-crawler harnesses, anywhere from tickling bottom to off-bottom to near-surface, typically produces most of the larger fish.

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The easiest way to understand catfish location in rivers is to look at small streams. They're easier to get to know because the catfish's world is compressed into a small area. Small rivers offer the quickest education in river anatomy and how catfish relate to it.

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A whopping 663 trophy-sized fish were submitted in 2007, a jump of almost 150 fish from the previous year! So here's the entire list. See how your catch stacks up against these monster fish.

Enter your fish for 2008!

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