BATON ROUGE - State health and environmental officials are warning against eating catfish and crab fat from parts of Bayou D'Inde and the Calcasieu Ship Channel in southwestern Louisiana.
    
The same warning, issued Thursday, also suggests limiting consumption of other fish and shellfish from those areas to two meals per month.
    
And it warns against eating fat from crabs in portions of the Calcasieu Estuary.
    
Thursday's advisory was the result of recent sampling of finfish and shellfish from the area. The tests found elevated levels of polychlorinated biphenyls, dioxins and furans in some finfish species and in crab fat.