(WHTM) — A man caught the catch of a lifetime when he reeled in a Pennsylvania record-breaking Channel Catfish from a river ...

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) announced on Wednesday that it has certified a new state record channel catfish.

David Taylor Jr.'s 36.15-pound channel catfish is on its way to breaking a Pennsylvania state record that's stood since 1991.

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.

David Taylor broke a 35-year record Pennsylvania record when he reeled in a huge channel catfish from the Allegheny River in ...

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.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If there is such a thing as an "everyman's fish" on a worldwide scale, it would probably be the catfish. Hearty, adaptable, and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The author's biggest channel cat: 37 inches with a 23-inch girth. Flatheads and blue catfish hog the spotlight. At least that's ...

The massive fish was caught near Sixmile Island on the Allegheny River and later released after official verification by the ...

David Taylor Jr. had always dreamed of catching a state-record fish. When that moment finally arrived on Pennsylvania’s ...