Bullhead Apr 2026
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: A simple sinker or bobber setup works; keep the bait near the bottom where they feed.
: Smaller, mottled in color with dark barbels and a square, unnotched tail.
: Small circle hooks (sizes #4 to 1/0) are ideal to prevent deep-hooking and ensure easy removal.
: Largest of the three (up to 6 lbs); features dark barbels and a notched tail with a pale crescent at the base.
Bullheads are hardy, aggressive bottom feeders known for being active at night and putting up a solid fight on light tackle. :
: Easily identified by white or yellow "whiskers" (barbels) and a rounded tail. Recommended Gear :
: A simple sinker or bobber setup works; keep the bait near the bottom where they feed.
: Smaller, mottled in color with dark barbels and a square, unnotched tail.
: Small circle hooks (sizes #4 to 1/0) are ideal to prevent deep-hooking and ensure easy removal.
: Largest of the three (up to 6 lbs); features dark barbels and a notched tail with a pale crescent at the base.
Bullheads are hardy, aggressive bottom feeders known for being active at night and putting up a solid fight on light tackle. :
: Easily identified by white or yellow "whiskers" (barbels) and a rounded tail. Recommended Gear :
