WELCOME TO THE RIVER!

Another day of fishing comes to an end.

The move is complete!  I've moved to my new home at www.catfishingamerica.net

Welcome fishermen!  Thanks for checking in!  My name is John and I'm what you'd call a die hard fisherman.  I spend a day on the water about once a week.  I mainly fish the James River in Richmond.  If you like catfishing there is no doubt, that is the place to be.  The blue catfish are constantly getting bigger and the Virginia state record will probably fall soon. On my days off I prowl the river in search of the new state record.  I also enjoy taking those who haven't fished the James or those who do fish it and don't do so well.  My goal is to get a new personal best for each and every person that sets foot in my boat.  To date 8 people have landed their personal best catfish with me. Frequent visitors will notice the format has changed.  The front page was becoming cluttered so I'm splitting it into more pages.  I'm also going to gear most things towards catfishing.

LINKS AROUND MY SITE AND MORE

Equipment - Here I'll lay out what I use and typically what gear should be used   when catfishing. My Boat - Pictures of my boat and it's layout for fishing. General Fish Pictures - Odds and ends caught over the past few years.  Bass, striper, musky and a few flathead catfish. My Blue Catfish Pictures - Pictures of blue catfish caught by me. Blue Catfish Pictures - Pictures of blue catfish caught by friends. Personal Best Pictures - Pictures of friend's biggest catfish caught while fishing   with me. Articles - This is link will take you to a list of articles I've written for Water and Woods Magazine. Roanoke Times Article by Bill Cochran -  An article on the future of the James River Blues featuring myself and two river guides.  Their main page can be reached by clicking here Roanoke Times

LINKS AROUND THE WEB

Katmasters is the best catfishing site on the web. While it's membership is still on the small side it's members are extremely friendly and very knowledgeable, especially for Virginia rivers.  Click the logo to enter!

If you ever wanted to know ANYTHING about smallmouth fishing this is the place to be.  The member base is huge and if they don't know everything I'd be shocked.  A must visit for a bass fisherman.  Click the logo to enter!

This link will take you to Water and Woods Magazine.  Currently an online only magazine but hopefully will soon be in print nationwide.   It's a great site for both fishermen and hunters. Click here!