There aren’t a lot of fish you can’t catch at Blue Marsh Lake. The 1,150-acre U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lake in Berks County is considered home to one of the most diverse fisheries in southeastern Pennsylvania.
But three species really stand out. One of those – the only one of the three supported by natural reproduction – is channel catfish. Blue Marsh is loaded with them. Behind bluegills and, in some years, crappies, they are in fact among the most populous fish in the lake.
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