Western Pennsylvania Fish Consumption Advisory April, 1999 Compiled by  the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission   Water Body Area under Advisory Species Meal Frequency Contaminant Allegheny River (Allegheny Co.) From Lock & Dam 3 (RM 14.5) to the Point in Pittsburgh Smallmouth & Spotted Bass One meal a week (52 meals a year) PCB Carp Channel catfish Do not eat PCB Monongahela River (Allegheny Co.) From Lock & Dam 2 (RM 11.2) to the Point in Pittsburgh Smallmouth & Spotted bass Walleye One meal a week (52 meals/year) PCB Freshwater drum One meal every two months (6 meals /year) PCB Carp Channel catfish Do not eat PCB Ohio River (Allegheny & Beaver Co.s) From the Point in Pittsburgh (RM 0.0) to the Montgomery Lock & Dam (RM 31.7) Walleye and Sauger White bass Freshwater drum One meal a month (12 meals/year) PCB Carp Channel catfish Do not eat PCB Beaver River (Beaver Co.) From New Brighton  Dam to mouth Carp Channel catfish Do not eat PCB Ohio River *From Montgomery Lock & Dam (RM 31.7) to the state border (RM 40.0) Largemouth bass Smallmouth bass Spotted bass Sauger One meal a week (52 meals/year) PCB White bass Hybrid striped bass Freshwater drum One meal a month (12 meals/year) PCB Flathead catfish Channel catfish under 17'' One meal every two months (6 meals /year) PCB Channel catfish over 17'' Carp Do not eat PCB Monongahela River (Fayette & Greene Co.s) Port Marion Lock & Dam (RM 90.8) to Grays Landing Lock & Dam (RM 82.0) White bass Do not eat Chlordane Carp One meal a month (12 meals/year) PCB Cheat River (Fayette Co.) Cheat Lake Dam to mouth White Bass Do not eat Chlordane     *Based on advisory issued by Ohio & West Virginia