Blue Catfish Stocking Report

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The blue catfish looks much like the channel cat, except the blue has a humped back, a longer anal fin, and grows bigger. Blues are native to several rivers in northeastern Kansas including the Kansas and Missouri. Blues are seldom caught on the concoctions used for channel cats, preferring cut or live bait. The largest blue cat on record weighed 143 pounds. The Kansas record weighed 102.8 pounds.

Impoundment Size Stocking Date Quantity Species Stocking Year
Lacygne Reservoir Intermediates 2023-09-21 2605 Blue Catfish 2023
Perry Reservoir Fingerlings 2023-09-21 10639 Blue Catfish 2023
Pomona Reservoir Fingerlings 2023-09-21 4016 Blue Catfish 2023
Lacygne Reservoir Unknown 2022-10-04 2637 Blue Catfish 2022
Perry Reservoir Fingerlings 2022-10-04 16817 Blue Catfish 2022
Pomona Reservoir Unknown 2022-10-04 4058 Blue Catfish 2022
Perry Reservoir Fingerlings 2022-10-05 4548 Blue Catfish 2022
Perry Reservoir Fingerlings 2022-10-05 25682 Blue Catfish 2022
Cheney Reservoir Fingerlings 2021-09-20 19811 Blue Catfish 2021
Cheney Reservoir Fingerlings 2021-09-21 7995 Blue Catfish 2021
Kanopolis Reservoir Intermediates 2021-09-21 6110 Blue Catfish 2021
Kanopolis Reservoir Intermediates 2021-09-21 12285 Blue Catfish 2021
Pomona Reservoir Fingerlings 2021-09-21 4108 Blue Catfish 2021
Cheney Reservoir Fingerlings 2021-09-22 5980 Blue Catfish 2021
Kanopolis Reservoir Intermediates 2021-09-22 6448 Blue Catfish 2021
Kanopolis Reservoir Intermediates 2021-09-22 12714 Blue Catfish 2021
Cheney Reservoir Fingerlings 2021-09-23 4221 Blue Catfish 2021
Kanopolis Reservoir Intermediates 2021-09-23 2376 Blue Catfish 2021
Pomona Reservoir Fingerlings 2021-09-23 3933 Blue Catfish 2021
Lacygne Reservoir Intermediates 2020-09-22 2449 Blue Catfish 2020
Pomona Reservoir Fingerlings 2020-09-23 3934 Blue Catfish 2020
Lacygne Reservoir Fingerlings 2019-09-19 2712 Blue Catfish 2019
Pomona Reservoir Fingerlings 2019-09-19 4066 Blue Catfish 2019