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Article: Magazine puts catfish among angling elite
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- The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI)
- Article date:
- February 11, 1996
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Can you believe this?
The ugly, stinking, slimy, egg-sucking, blood-bait loving,
chicken guts-eating catfish has gone big time. Like Sak's Fifth
Avenue or Neiman-Marcus.
No kidding.
Like kings and princes and other royalty of the fish world, such
as bass, walleyes and muskies, the catfish now has its very own
national magazine.
It is called, appropriately, "Catfish." It is published by
In-Fisherman Inc., of Brainerd, Minn.
The magazine's editor in chief is named Doug Stange, but the big
boss is Al Lindner, who is generally regarded as the king of kings
by everyone and anyone who can tell a fin from a gill.
I have here a complimentary copy of the magazine's premiere
issue, plus a letter ...