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809 posts · Joined 2006. #3 · Dec 10, 2006. For bullheads in a pond I would use small pieces of beef liver. When in other scenerios I make my own bait for targeting bullheads by (with an old blender and make sure the fatty grisle is cut out) blending beef liver then adding wheaties till you can make a dough bait with it.
Once place you might want to try, though it is a bit of drive are the Powhatan ponds located off of Route 60. There are three ponds, one is called Bullhead pond, due to the high number of blueheads in it, though all three ponds contain bullheads. If you go the VA Game and Inland fisheries webpage you can find out more information on the ponds ...
John Irvin of Drexel caught this 6-pound, 6-ounce yellow bullhead catfish at Old Drexel Lake in Bates County May 27. The fish is a new Missouri state record and is larger than the current records recognized by the International Game Fish Association and the National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame. (Missouri Dept. of Conservation photo)
5830 posts · Joined 2009. #7 · Nov 17, 2009. i have a 10 gal. tank with a bull head and a 55 gal. with a flat head both about 4 inches long.very easy to keep.feed the bull head worms,little chunks of fish,or gold fish flakes.the flat head i feed crappie monnows,small chunks of fish,worms,pretty much anything he can get in his mouth,and if he ...
Swampy. Chicken livers are the best over all bait for bullheads. The trick to catching countless bullheas on liver is "ALL WAYS keep your livers cold & only use the freshset livers you can". Once the livers get hot or are old you can forget about them working so well for bullheads.
here in arkansas our game and fish artifisily crossed a channel cat with a bull head and calls it an improved catfish.spotted up like a flat head but body shape is that f a bull head. be safe play nice. It looks EXACTLY like a white catfish. They average 2 pounds but occasionally can exceed 10.
In Minnesota bullheads are considered minnows as long as they are under 7 inches and we can legally harvest them. A 7 inch or so bullhead makes nice cut bait. I run the fillet knife down one side and make a fillet cut. I cut off the head and don't use it. The fillets are very bloody and leave a nice scent trail.
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880 posts · Joined 2011. #2 · Mar 19, 2018. City ponds are where we get them on the eastern side. Toss a container of chicken liver in the blender and then put it back into the container, poke some holes in it and toss in a 6oz weight and toss it out (with a line on it to get it back!) bullheads will be there in 15 minutes.
The water temp was about 35 or 36, maybe colder down deep, and the hole I was fishing was a creek channel about 20' deep. As the water warms up, they move shallower, and can be caught easier. The warmer the better, but yes, they'll bite year round. They are tastier now, though, when the water's cold. edit- I just noticed you're in MN.