Channel catfish are one of the most abundant types of catfish in the United States. This species can be found near woody drift piles, wing dikes, shorelines, sand bars, … See more

Flathead catfish are also in abundance in the Mississippi River, and they inhabit areas with rocky or woody coverings. Flathead catfish are generally bigger than channel cat… See more

Blue catfish are slightly less common to find in the Mississippi River compared to other catfish species because they like to inhabit deeper holes surrounded by rocks instead of smaller u… See more

Walleye are often found in the deeper regions of the Mississippi River, but they will typically stay in waters around 20 – 60 feet deep. This species has a brownish-green bod… See more