The great thing about America’s catfish—including bullhead, flathead, channel, and blue catfish—is that as a group, these fish provide something for just about every angler and any skill level.

flathead catfish and channel catfish are common in the state. Flathead and channel cats are known to sting. The iconic barbels, or whiskers, near the mouth aren't the danger zone. Sharp spines ...

There are about 3,000 different species of catfish, with blue, flathead, and channel catfish being the most popular in the United States. The channel catfish mainly eats crustaceans, such as ...

Flathead catfish are invading another Georgia river, state officials warn, a predator that would threaten native fish including the prized redbreast sunfish. The Georgia Department of Natural ...

A man reeled in a massive 95-pound flathead catfish in southern Oklahoma, breaking a local record, the state's wildlife officials said Tuesday. The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation ...

Catfish noodling, also called “tickling,” “hogging,” and “grabbing,” is just a matter of catching flathead, channel, or blue catfish using your hands instead of catching them with rod ...

A record-breaking flathead catfish was caught in Pennsylvania last month. According to the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission, Michael Wherley, 46, of Franklin County, caught the fish on Sunday ...

Learning that flathead catfish in the Susquehanna River basin are consuming a diverse set of prey species, including species of recreational importance — smallmouth bass, rock bass, channel ...

Learning that flathead catfish in the Susquehanna River basin are consuming a diverse set of prey species, including species of recreational importance -- smallmouth bass, rock bass, channel ...