I'd say it would be okay to eat any fish out of Chickamauga Lake. I'd eat them.

Right now it's a matter of picking up the threads, finding the right one and putting it in the right place.

Each of the defendants is in a state of shock right now and trying to find their posture. Everyone's pointing fingers if they're talking at all.

Catfish spend a lot more time grubbing around on the bottom. And bigger catfish are more susceptible because they've been out there grubbing around a lot longer.

I don't think people should be concerned.

My first thought when I got the call was that somebody had caught a bowfin, which looks something like a snakehead. But after talking with Steve, it was obvious ... this fish was not a bowfin.