Bullheads are in the same family as catfish. Also prized for their taste, they’re the smaller cousins of species like blue cats and flatheads. Here is a look at some of the biggest North American ...

The bullhead is many an angler's first memory ... but tend to feed on other fish earlier in their lives than other species. American catfish don't get the same credit as bass or trout, but ...

The great thing about America’s catfish—including bullhead, flathead ... sought after by serious anglers and they are the biggest species in the U.S. Two of three, blues and flatheads ...

Griffin / Adobe stock For the purpose of this guide, we’ll focus on the four main freshwater catfish species that are targeted most frequently by North American anglers: flatheads, blues, channels, ...

Getting finned when fishing is never fun, but did you know catfish can release venom? What to know in Mississippi ...

making them targets for millions of American anglers each year. Here’s a look at the biggest catches ever recorded of 8 popular U.S. catfish species. There are several bullhead catfish species ...

Let’s not talk about hurricanes after what we went through last week with Ian. Maybe it is time to look at one of the more common and extremely popular groups of fish found in the St. Johns ...

had become overrun with bullheads, posing a potential threat to more desirable species such as walleyes, bass and bluegills. The catfish ranged from about 12 inches to 31 inches in length ...

The target of this catfish stocking effort is Sweetbriar Dam, a 278-acre reservoir west of Mandan, North Dakota, where bullheads threaten to overtake species more desirable to anglers such as ...

Their ranks include blue, channel and flathead catfish, and three species of bullhead. Fishermen know these species well, and many people enjoy eating them. There’s lots of meat to be had on a ...

The explosion in known venomous catfish species, however, doesn't mean you have anything to fear, even if you're an inveterate noodler—especially in North America. The toxic catfish of North ...