Consider the lowly catfish. With its long, whisker-like barbels and flattened face, it might not be the prettiest fish swimming in Minnesota’s waters. But more and more anglers around the ...

Those smaller fish are the target, and they are fine to eat. There is a health advisory that applies to larger blue catfish, ...

Since getting into tributaries leading to the Chesapeake Bay, the blue catfish has spread through the rivers and into the bay ...

The catfish ranged from about 12 inches to 31 ... to trace what happens in the long term – in this case, what the fish are eating. “It incorporates all those eating events over time ...

After about a year, they become herbivores, and eat plants and algae. The Mekong giant catfish has one of the fastest growth rates of any fish in the world. It can reach up to 440 pounds in only ...

Catfish are a popular catch-and-release fish for extreme anglers ... Anything a catfish would normally eat, such as shad, bream, and skipjack, is recommended by veteran anglers.

Maryland Natural Resource officials are launching two pilot programs in an effort to curb the spread of blue catfish in the ...

Results from a two-year collaborative fisheries study between the North Dakota Game and Fish Department and UND show promise in the effort to control black bullheads, a nuisance fish species that's ...