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Maryland Catfish Tournaments Offer Invasive Species Angling

Maryland Senator Proposes Renaming Invasive Snakehead Fish

In a bid to transform perceptions and potentially bolster consumption, a Maryland state senator has proposed renaming the invasive snakehead fish.

Invasive Catfish Pose Threat to Eastern Shore Waterways, Research Reveals

The invasive blue catfish has emerged as a major concern for fishermen and environmental groups in the Eastern Shore region.

Stomach Contents of Blue Catfish Reveal Their Ecological Toll

In terms of appetite and willingness to gorge on just about anything, blue catfish have few peers in the Chesapeake Bay, experts say. “They're eating everything, anything they can get their mouths around,” said Noah Bressman, a fish biologist at Salisbury University in Maryland.

Mixed Opinions On USDA Wild Caught Catfish Regulations

Blue catfish in the Chesapeake Bay have been a major problem for watermen.

Officials, farmers gather at UMES to discuss 2023 Farm Bill

Annual fishing tournament raises awareness on invasive fish

How a tiny fish that fuels an Atlantic ecosystem is at the centre of industry debates

Researchers say that overfishing of the Atlantic menhaden are at the root of the recently reported declining reproductive rates of ospreys.

A Tiny Fish That Fuels a Healthy Atlantic Ecosystem Now Stirs Industry Debates

A mainstay of the commercial fishing industry, menhaden are the primary food source for all sorts of fish and birds along the Eastern Seaboard.

Can Chesapeake's blue catfish shift from disaster to dinner plate? - The Southern Maryland Chronicle