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blue catfish
noun
a large freshwater catfish, Ictalurus furcatus, that is a popular food fish in the states of the Mississippi River valley.
Word History and Origins
Origin of blue catfish1
Example Sentences
Foraged promotes wild blue catfish, which the chef places on a creamy canvas of skin-on potatoes, carrots and oysters cooked just to warm them.
The chef, front and center at the hearth, likes the idea of serving plentiful, invasive — and delicious — blue catfish from the Chesapeake.
The fish that is doing that is the invasive blue catfish.
Eugene Cronley reeled in a 131-pound blue catfish from the Mississippi River, shattering the Mississippi state record by a whopping 36 pounds.
Recently, his small team of four biologists surveyed 60 sites in the Susquehanna watershed for invasive snakehead fish and blue catfish.
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