Many of our ancestors, including mine, have been fishing for catfish in our local rivers and streams for over a century.

When one mentions a group of fish targeted by millions across the country, renowned for their fighting abilities, and a ...

Typical Habitat Channell cats are most common in big rivers and streams. They prefer some current and deep water with sand, gravel or rubble bottoms. Channel catfish also inhabit lakes ...

Raising channel catfish can be rewarding ... Carefully transfer your fingerlings into their habitat by gradually replacing the water they came in with water from your habitat before finally ...

A third set of seven boxes, installed in Pymatuning Lake in Crawford County, saw no use by channel cats and produced no catfish fry. Pymatuning is naturally rich in habitat and already has a self ...

Want to see a topic covered? Email [email protected] with your suggestion! Did you know channel catfish are one of the most common species in southwest Idaho’s Snake River? These ...

“Great habitat for largemouth bass, bluegill, crappies and channel catfish,” he said. “You can’t buck mother nature.” Blue catfish are available — just head down to the Missouri River ...

In the Snake, catfish inhabit much of the same habitat as bass. As their name suggests, channel cats like some current. Look for them in deep holes, behind large boulders and in big, swirling ...

The commission delivered 400 channel catfish fingerlings from its Linesville ... engage in stream habitat study, learn to appreciate water resources, begin to foster a conservation ethic and ...