The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission released about 10,000 blue catfish in the Pittsburgh area July 24. These fish can grow to 70 pounds.

The Missouri River is renowned for its trophy-sized catfish, attracting anglers from across the region. Blue catfish, in ...

The Missouri Department of Conservation said Wally Klein was fishing in the Missouri River near Washington recently when he ...

The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks just announced it had certified a 121.1-pound blue catfish as the new state ...

An angler had quite the catch at Taylorsville Lake this week, reeling in a massive blue catfish weighing 60 pounds and ...

Klein’s fish was a behemoth, but it falls short of the state record — also caught in the Missouri River. In 2010, Greg Bernal ...

A 121.1-pound blue catfish was caught May 15 on the Missouri River, breaking the previous Kansas state record of 102.8 pounds ...

A man recently hauled in the catch of a lifetime from the Missouri River, a “monster” 86-pound blue catfish near Washington, ...

Kansas anglers will need to read up on a new catfish regulation before heading down to their favorite fishing spots this year ...

Blue catfish were first introduced in Virginia in the 1970s for recreational fishing, before reaching Maryland waters — where they quickly became abundant — in the 1990s and 2000s.

Blue catfish are all over the Chesapeake and its tributaries, and it appears they are eating everything, top and bottom. We need to eat more of them. To this end, Sun readers sent me recipes to share.

Local lawmakers have proposed the Mitigation Action and Watermen Support Act to curb invasive blue catfish in the Chesapeake Bay by turning them into pet food.