To try your hand at grabblin', head for the river in late spring, when lengthening days and rising water temperatures trigger the catfish spawn. First, the females will move into the shallows to lay their eggs in protected locations, like under boat ramps, inside logs and holes in the bank. Then the males will guard the nests, aggressively attacking anything that comes too close. Like your unprotected hand. Still unsure whether you're cut out for wrestling cats? let the ladies show you how it's done. Check out the Girls Gone Grabblin' video for a "Grabblin' 101" how-to segment and 30 thrilling scenes. $15; 866-238-6099; catfishgrabblers.com