My wife and I are lady anglers in Ohio who’ve decided to take our fishing passion to the next level growing our social media content striving to inspire women to become more confident in their fishing skills and to build lasting friendships within the fishing community. We want to be an outlet in the male-dominated fishing industry showing how women can be hard-core, passionate anglers worthy of contributing their knowledge of the sport. Our dedication stems from our general love of nature and the outdoors. Together we’re shattering barriers in hopes of building up women anglers alike who share a profound passion for fishing while teaching and spreading as much information about safety, conservation and local use of our naturals resources. For us, it’s about fun memories made, camaraderie, and the health benefits of being out on the water. Just your average feral women adventuring around fishing, hunting, camping, grilling, hiking, or whatever we can get ourselves into.

My name is PJ Kirker, and I’ve spent my life fishing for catfish from the bank, boat, and kayak. I joined Team KATFISH in 2023. In 2020, I turned my passion for catfishing into a business and started Trophy Cat Tackle. We are an online tackle company who supports CPR to make sure generations to come have the opportunity to chase Trophy Catfish.

"I have been a big fan of the sport Catfishing since I was a young kid fishing with my pops. Once the pandemic came around it gave me the opportunity to get back out there and I haven’t looked back since. Trying new things and different methods of fishing is always fun. I just love the tug of the rod when that monster fish hits. One thing I won’t try is another fishing clothing line, KATFISH Clothing is the ticket. From shirts to hats, and those awesome looking hoodies also. Katfish clothing will probably make me a suit for my wedding day."

Col. Robert “Mason” Dixon hails from a long line of Kentucky fisherman & musicians and he’ll tell you it’s not so much in the Kentucky whiskey as it is the DNA. Performing over 150 dates a year with his touring old time bluegrass band The Whiskey Bent Valley Boys. Mr. Dixon is a leading force in the state of Kentucky pushing for the conservation and regulations of catfish. While hosting his own yearly catfish tournament series “Taylorsville Lake Catfish Tournament Series” he still finds time to fish many other events all over the country. As a proud member of the ACA conservation and regulations are always on his mind.