Channels have straight anal fin. Blues have a curved. Hand is in that fin. Either way that is one solid fish. Toughest fighting fish here in my opinion.
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Not long ago a night session went down at the tidal basin. Pretty sure I lost two carp. One which took a serious run and broke me off at my leader tippet connection within under 10 seconds.I did manage to fight and land a mean catfish though.I didn't count any rays so I wasn't able to distinguish whether it was a blue catfish or a channel cat. I'm leaning towards blue as almost every other catfish I've caught have been channel catfish, smaller, and had hints of tan / brown and dark spots.--
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