Channel Catfish

Other names: -

The channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus, is a freshwater fish native to North America. Known for its distinctive forked tail and spotted body, it thrives in rivers, lakes, and reservoirs. This species is highly valued in aquaculture, commercial fisheries, and sport fishing due to its mild flavor and adaptability to various environments.

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iconLength

~61" (max 132)

iconWeight

~5" (max 23)

iconWater

Fresh

iconWater Temp

10-38° F

iconDepth

15 ft

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Regulation for Channel Catfish

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Season

Always open

Bag limit

4

Vessel limit

-

Trophy limits

-

Max size

60 cm

Min size

-

Measurement

Total length

Prohibited methods

-

Living Conditions

🐟 Habitat preferences

♻️ Life cycle and mating behavior

Popular spots nearby where you can catch the Channel Catfish

Oakwood Lake
Oakwood LakeHighview, Kentucky, US
Tanyard Branch
Tanyard BranchOkolona, Kentucky, US
Pennsylvania Run
Pennsylvania RunHighview, Kentucky, US
Cedar Lakes
Cedar LakesHighview, Kentucky, US
Brooks Spring
Brooks SpringOkolona, Kentucky, US
Mc Neely Lake
Mc Neely LakeHighview, Kentucky, US
Wells Run
Wells RunHighview, Kentucky, US
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