UK Catfishing tackle for sale and wanted (just for Trev) Gear suitable for fishing for wels catfish only please, items will be deleted if not deemed suitable. No advertising unless approved by admin 🙏🏻🎣.. This Facebook group is the official page of the Catfish Conservation group which was founded in 1984 to promote both fishing for and stocking of the Wels Catfish in the UK. The group has its own.

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THE CCG (estd. 1984) is the World's first club dedicated to fishing for the wels catfish, (Latin name - Silurus glanis), also called the European or Danubian catfish.They are based in England but have catfishing members all over the World. If you want to know more information about the wels catfish, where to find them and how to catch them, or want to get advice or ideas about specialist.. Diet. A primarily nocturnal, opportunistic carnivore preying mostly on other fishes and crustaceans in nature with amphibians, insects, birds (usually young waterfowl) and, exceptionally, small mammals also taken. In aquaria most specimens readily adapt to dead alternatives such as prawn/shrimp, mussel, squid, whitebait, strips of larger white.