The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission recently announced that it has certified a new state record channel catfish.
On the evening of Saturday, Oct. 3, angler David Taylor Jr., 44, of Munhall, Allegheny County, departed from the Southside Public Boat Launch in Pittsburgh on his 18-foot fishing boat.
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After 35 years, Pennsylvania has a new record channel catfish confirmed
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