The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) announced on Wednesday that it has certified a new state record channel catfish.
(WHTM) — A man caught the catch of a lifetime when he reeled in a Pennsylvania record-breaking Channel Catfish from a river ...
What started as a night of fishing for a tournament turned into a state record: Dave Taylor's 36-pound, 2-ounce Channel Catfish is officially the biggest in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission has certified a new state record channel catfish caught in the Allegheny River.
David Taylor Jr.'s 36-pound, 2-ounce catch in the Allegheny River surpasses the previous record of 35 pounds, 9 ounces set in 1991 at the Lehigh Canal, officials said.
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UPDATE: Allegheny County angler breaks 35-year-old Pennsylvania record with channel catfish catch A Pennsylvania angler recently reeled in a massive channel catfish that might set a new state record.
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David Taylor Jr.'s 36.15-pound channel catfish is on its way to breaking a Pennsylvania state record that's stood since 1991.
David Taylor broke a 35-year record Pennsylvania record when he reeled in a huge channel catfish from the Allegheny River in early October.
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