According to the Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, even though Head’s fish beats the current state record weight by 20 pounds, it was caught using a method called “jug fishing,” which ...

And unlike many fish stories, this one is absolutely true, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. Head, 76, caught a 103-pound flathead catfish in the Ocmulgee River on Tuesday.

But Head, of Warner Robins, won't go down in Georgia history because he caught the fish by "jug fishing," which is not eligible for record status. The tactic uses hooks attached to floating ...

FORT GAINES, Ga. - Jug fishing is something Larry Baxley has enjoyed since his childhood days in Barbour County. He still gets a rush when he sees the jug - or noodle - bob up and down when a big ...

How to get a Georgia fishing license? Anyone can purchase a license online , from a local agent, or by calling the DNR at 800-366-2661. In addition, there is no need to take a test to obtain a ...

Jugfishing: The basics • Save your old jugs. • Lash them together with twine or monofilament. • Affix about 6 feet of heavy monofilament line to the cluster, with a large hook and lead ...