Hey buddy, I know this is a old video but I just found your channel a few weeks ago, I’m now disabled so I try to live through people I watch! I’m am so thankful I found you! From the family time to you praying over meals! When you pray I take my hat off like I am there! Don’t worry I watch the new videos! And as soon as I can afford it I will order some Everglades seasoning! God bless!
I have been cat fishing in NC for 20 years and I always was taught to nail it down cut it and peel off the skin like he does. However once I tried a different method and it made a difference. Now i use pliers and snap off the barbs so I can lay it flat. I then go behind the gill at a 45 angle to miss the swim bladder and cut the fillet off, skin on. Then lay it skin side down angle the knife slightly towards the skin, lay my hand flat on top and work the knife all the way down. The difference is you get no silver skin which has the muddy flavor. You can then even pan sear it lightly (with no butter milk or nothing) just a little seasoning and its clean tasteing and no murky flavor. I even used this method with a friend who had only ate salt water fish and hated catfish. It blew his mind. try it!
Just a tip that I was taught especially for big cats is to hang them and cut the tails off and bleed them out and it turns all that meat pretty and white. Just wanted to share, thanks for another great video! God bless you and your family!
Bullhead, and yes they bite HARD. There are 3 types of Bullheads, Black, Brown, and Yellow. They're pretty good eating too. The smaller ones also make GREAT Flathead catfish bait. Use them on limb lines, trotlines, juglines. I'd love to see you do a video on that. My little girl Alaina would LOVE to spend a day out there with yall. She loves baby sitting too. She's 10 and She has Down Syndrome and she loves to fish and she wants to go Deer hunting.
We live in Louisiana. I'm originally from North Carolina. I was in the Army and when I got out I was stationed here at Fort Polk. My wife is from here.
Hey Rob I’m a Native Seminole Indian, would you mind doing a fishing, hunting trapping catch cook and clean with someone from our nation! I think it would be great I see a lot of similarities with your survival skills and the way our people live
I just tried this recipe with my kids, first time eating catfish!! Amazing success! Everglades original was a massive success! Love you guys! God Bless from Texas!
Black Bullhead Catfish. Here in Oklahoma they're considered a trash fish or smaller ones are bait for big Flathead catfish. Commonly known as Mudcats along with the rest of the bullhead family of catfish
*They were actually catching Yellow Bullhead Catfish. In Florida, they are known as "Butter Cats" because of their sweet tasting flesh. If they're caught out of clean water & not somebodies ole muddy cow pond they're very tasty eating fish. In fact, I prefer them over other types of catfish!*
When you get finned or stung by a catfish you should rub your sting with the slimy catfish it will take the sting/pain away. It is amazing but it really works. I am 57 years old and just learned that a couple of years ago.
I have commercially fished for years and that is a true statement. Make sure you use the fish that got you. I have always been told that it has to be the fish that got you.
Sarah is the cat fish slayer good job Sarah...she kicks butt. Roberts getting bit and the youngsters are learning about cat fish....great day in the land of deer meat for dinner..
Hello from Oklahoma! You all are catching Yellow Bullheads. Great fun, yes they bite and not bad eating. Used to take the kids and catch them in a little creek. God Bless!
Horn pouts is another name I heard in Maine for them. Northern Maine has these Lil ugly fish that look like big tadpoles, called Cusk. They are weird! I've caught bullhead in Maine, Montana, North Dakota, and Texas. They must be pretty much everywhere.
cusk are actually what is called a Burbot...or in minnesota cusk are called eelpout same fish and we also have them in Alaska.. they are more closer related to Ling cod than they are catfish.
+matanuska high, I didn't know they had them in Alaska. That's awesome! Thank you for sharing that. I had lived and fished there but never seen one there. I was there 1yr. 9 mo. Camping 9 of those months, well living in a tent. Lol. I first moved to Palmer, then Moose Pass, then Seward. Sure miss that beautiful country!
im right on the border of Palmer and Wasilla here in the matsu borough. my secret Burbot spot is Caswell creek off the Big SU late at night during the silver season..using roe after it gets dark will produce lots of burbot. also in winter ice fishing you can catch them all over the place..long lake is a popular lake for burbot heading out of palmer towards glenallen.
Here in Kansas bullheads are a lot more yellow than that and the meat is also light yellow and truly does taste like butter. The only drawback to bullheads are they are way to prolific and they don't get very big. I've skinned twenty before to feed four of us as a kid and we always cooked them whole. They will just fall off the bones when they are cooked. I've seen some that might go as much as two pounds but as they almost always over stalk any pond you find them in four inches is a whole lot more common.
tony merritt apparently it is perfectly acceptable because I have reported that comment nearly every day since it was made and UA-cam hasn't done anything about it. I can't believe that they allow that kind of commenting to just run rampant in this site.
Hi Robert... Those are just butter cats. At least that's what we call him here in South Florida. A lot of times on Sandy Bottom Lakes the bellies will be a lot more yellow then what you've got there but it's a red meat catfish as opposed to a channel cat or a blue cat witch is your white meat catfish. The other red meat catfish is a speckled cat but between the two red meat catfish that butter cats definitely the best. God bless you guys and have a great day.
In Louisiana that is known as a mud cat. There is a lighter colored version called a willow cat. They sometimes have a strong taste when in stagnant water but you can marinate them overnight in orange juice.
The black ones are black bullhead i believe and the gold one is a yellow belly same basic thing. And pound for pound they are the hardest biting catfish.
When the water drops it concentrates your fish for you. 3 fins have barbels 2 pectoral fins and the one on top. These bullheads are good eating if you soak them overnight in salt water.
When I was a kid my dad and I used to fish for that type of catfish along the Canal's of the Tamiami Trail. He called them black catfish and they were delicious to eat.
tip on hold those fish, grab your garden hose and blast the slime off before you clean it, makes holding the fish easier and you wont have slime everywhere
And the easiest way to clean those catfish, it's ring them, cut a line straight down the back and a line down each side of the belly ask the way to tail, then peel skin. Make sure soon is separated behind the dorsal fin.
Bullheads up here in Georgia too! Sure wish we could hang out some time. Right now I’m busy with NP school but graduation is in December. The 7th to be exact. Anytime after then, I’m ready to fill in my fish deficit. For the past 4 years. Let’s do a catch clean and cook. I can get you on loads of crappie. In March and April. Thank about it Roberts .
I’ve noticed you in most videos that you fry fish you use flour. Do y’all fry fish in corn meal or is that just a Louisiana thing???? I’ve never fried fish in flour.
Paw Paw French from the Ozarks, fried fish rolled in corn meal is the only kind of fried fish I ever had growing up. Bull head , only in the hungry times.......
Pretty cool. They brown/black bullheads are native. The hoplo and walking catfish are invasive. Now I want to go catfishing my next trip down to South Florida. Great videos.
Great Video!Robert pinch down the barbs on your hooks - makes it much easier to remove those hooks so you don't get bit by those sharp tooth critters and catfish
We call the armored catfish cascadura rob nice tasting fish normal cleaning and curry till shell falls out don't over cook and u can add some coconut milk cascadura in coconut milk and provision or dumplings
Purpose of said "bones" Is to in fact sting a predator fish when being eating whole and are often spit back out. The reason a catfish "sting" of any kind has lasting pains is because they do secrete a mild toxin that leaves throbbing pains in the inflicted area
Bluegill have no limits or regulations but for whatever reason bullhead do not like bluegill.. have never caught them on blue gill and my pond is stocked heavily with brown,green/yellow and black such you find most commonly in brackish water and temperate areas like florida. Bluegill and bullheads are good eatera but non the less trash fish in most if not all freshwater ecosystems. Invasive just like carp
Hi Rob love you're videos i only started watching a week ago , my name is CJ i stay in South Africa in a town called Richards bay i love everything you and you're channel is about .
*Some folks on here have said those are Black Bullhead because of their color. They're not, They're specifically Yellow Bullhead Catfish. If you're a TRUE Floridian they're called "Butter Cats." I know you guys are natives, & shame on you for not knowing that! Lol*
Those are definatly bulkheads and best way I have found to get the skin is put a nail through a board so the nail sticks out about 2 inches and put the fish on the nail so it goes through the head. That holds the fish because there so slimy and slippery.
Bull Head catfish. Some people call them mud cats or yellow cats. they come in black green and yellow shades. In my opinion they are the funnest catfish to catch. Always put up a killer fight!
Hi deermeatfordinner, Next time you want is skin a catfish nail it's head to a tree. You can take a pair of pliers and scan it pretty easy. Catfish is some good eating. I don't keep any catfish over 8 pounds. Best tasting meet is 8 pounds and under. Like Dakota Foremam below says, bleed them out. It makes the meat taste better.
I’ve never skinned a catfish in order to filet it. My grandad was a commercial fisherman here and he used to skin them if he wanted to clean them and leave them whole with bones in , but that’s it. If we’re filleting them you just filet it with the skin on just like you would any other fish. That’s Just an extra step you’re adding to the process by skimming them first. A lot faster to cut the filet off the skin after you have it off the fish than it is to make a cut and pull it all off with pliers.
Hey buddy, I know this is a old video but I just found your channel a few weeks ago, I’m now disabled so I try to live through people I watch! I’m am so thankful I found you! From the family time to you praying over meals! When you pray I take my hat off like I am there! Don’t worry I watch the new videos! And as soon as I can afford it I will order some Everglades seasoning! God bless!
God bless you
God bless u
I am disabled too and I find myself doing the same thing living in these videos. They are awesome
Black Bullhead also known in Louisiana as Mudcat
Yep... Mudcat!!! I would rather EAT the Bluegill!!!
It's a mudcat in Texas as well
I forgot the name
David carr yup
Mudcat kentucky as wlell
Bullhead Catfish!!!! They are dark from the water. Just like the Bluegill, you caught.
They have those in Montana. We would use them for bait too. Especially when they are small.
Helpful tip when cooking up catfish when you catch them cut the gills from the bottom across and bleed them out. It makes the meat taste better.
great idea!!!
ok.
Dakota Foremam that helps the meat on all fish
That’s for almost any fish right.
black bullhead catfish ****like so he sees this****
Kameron Hawkins o
Yep black bullhead for sure
Kameron Hawkins correct
I bet it was delicious!!!
I thought it was an eal tailed cat fish
I have been cat fishing in NC for 20 years and I always was taught to nail it down cut it and peel off the skin like he does. However once I tried a different method and it made a difference. Now i use pliers and snap off the barbs so I can lay it flat. I then go behind the gill at a 45 angle to miss the swim bladder and cut the fillet off, skin on. Then lay it skin side down angle the knife slightly towards the skin, lay my hand flat on top and work the knife all the way down. The difference is you get no silver skin which has the muddy flavor. You can then even pan sear it lightly (with no butter milk or nothing) just a little seasoning and its clean tasteing and no murky flavor. I even used this method with a friend who had only ate salt water fish and hated catfish. It blew his mind. try it!
Just a tip that I was taught especially for big cats is to hang them and cut the tails off and bleed them out and it turns all that meat pretty and white. Just wanted to share, thanks for another great video! God bless you and your family!
Nice
Do you find that out from a Gordon Ramsay video that’s where I heard it just wondering
Bud Fry I can't do it it. I always sever the spinal cord before I clean my fish. I wouldn't wanna be skinned alive.
Jose Valdez was scrolling through and saw your post and thought I posted t because of your picture 😂 nice bike
Eel Tail catfish
Bullhead, and yes they bite HARD. There are 3 types of Bullheads, Black, Brown, and Yellow. They're pretty good eating too. The smaller ones also make GREAT Flathead catfish bait. Use them on limb lines, trotlines, juglines. I'd love to see you do a video on that. My little girl Alaina would LOVE to spend a day out there with yall. She loves baby sitting too. She's 10 and She has Down Syndrome and she loves to fish and she wants to go Deer hunting.
wow! where are y'all from? she sounds like an amazing girl!!!
We live in Louisiana. I'm originally from North Carolina. I was in the Army and when I got out I was stationed here at Fort Polk. My wife is from here.
Koot 1971 lol
Koot 1971 yeah I use bullhead for bait all the time
Koot 1971 would love to see her on this channel
Hey Rob I’m a Native Seminole Indian, would you mind doing a fishing, hunting trapping catch cook and clean with someone from our nation! I think it would be great I see a lot of similarities with your survival skills and the way our people live
I just tried this recipe with my kids, first time eating catfish!! Amazing success! Everglades original was a massive success! Love you guys! God Bless from Texas!
Black Bullhead Catfish. Here in Oklahoma they're considered a trash fish or smaller ones are bait for big Flathead catfish. Commonly known as Mudcats along with the rest of the bullhead family of catfish
Jake Brown agreed. stinking fish always inhale the bait then bite the crap out of you trying to help them.
Lou Davis same
Jake Brown Got one in my old pond that is a pound over state record.
Jake Brown I'm from oklahoma
*They were actually catching Yellow Bullhead Catfish. In Florida, they are known as "Butter Cats" because of their sweet tasting flesh. If they're caught out of clean water & not somebodies ole muddy cow pond they're very tasty eating fish. In fact, I prefer them over other types of catfish!*
This made my day... A Fellow South African catching catfish... "eina" when stung! LEGEND DUDE!
Louis Kruger gotta love it!! What’s a boer doing in Florida though?
When you get finned or stung by a catfish you should rub your sting with the slimy catfish it will take the sting/pain away. It is amazing but it really works. I am 57 years old and just learned that a couple of years ago.
I have commercially fished for years and that is a true statement. Make sure you use the fish that got you. I have always been told that it has to be the fish that got you.
I love the way u and ur family live off the land just the way i think everyone should be
I'm with the wife... Bluegill is GOOD eatin!!! Bass too!!!
It's a bullhead here in Alabama we call them butter cats in the early spring well boil them and dip them in butter like lobster
Also for the kid who got stung rub the cat fish slime on it it helps take the sting out
O.G.O.B Outdoors I was about to say butter head roll tide
Butterhead cat
Sarah looks great! pregnancy has her glowing!
Pate y’all showed everyone how to just have a great time 👍👍🇺🇸
Ready for a frogging video rob or squirrel or rabbit!
Robert rubin i second frogs legs!
I'm down for a frog leg video.... pretty sure rabbit and squirrel are out of season :/
here in louisiana squirrel season is about to open. again
my dad would yell at me when i put the fish on my stomach. cuz hes like "do you know how much that shirt cost!!!"😂
kevin hang 😢
lol
Id look at him and say "You should know, you bought it!"
Sarah is the cat fish slayer good job Sarah...she kicks butt. Roberts getting bit and the youngsters are learning about cat fish....great day in the land of deer meat for dinner..
looks like a mud cat!!!! we got them in our creeks up here in pa
you and Carla need to come back down and help us catch some more of them!!!
deermeatfordinner the armored one looked like a Pleco
FirstBite TV armored cat IS pleco
Hello from Oklahoma! You all are catching Yellow Bullheads. Great fun, yes they bite and not bad eating. Used to take the kids and catch them in a little creek. God Bless!
Double D those aren’t yellow bull heads
You and Tim wells are my absolute favorite sportsmen to watch!
Crappie fishing crappie is so good
the catfish are brown bullhead I know that because up here in Maine they are the only catfish I catch
that's crazy! who would think that a catfish that lives in Maine also lives in south florida.... thanks!
Horn pouts is another name I heard in Maine for them. Northern Maine has these Lil ugly fish that look like big tadpoles, called Cusk. They are weird! I've caught bullhead in Maine, Montana, North Dakota, and Texas. They must be pretty much everywhere.
cusk are actually what is called a Burbot...or in minnesota cusk are called eelpout same fish and we also have them in Alaska.. they are more closer related to Ling cod than they are catfish.
+matanuska high, I didn't know they had them in Alaska. That's awesome! Thank you for sharing that. I had lived and fished there but never seen one there. I was there 1yr. 9 mo. Camping 9 of those months, well living in a tent. Lol. I first moved to Palmer, then Moose Pass, then Seward. Sure miss that beautiful country!
im right on the border of Palmer and Wasilla here in the matsu borough. my secret Burbot spot is Caswell creek off the Big SU late at night during the silver season..using roe after it gets dark will produce lots of burbot. also in winter ice fishing you can catch them all over the place..long lake is a popular lake for burbot heading out of palmer towards glenallen.
I love watching you and your family together, keep up the good work!!!!!!!!
its a bullhead their great eating
they dont bite that bad(ive been bitten by about 100 catfish #virginia #catfish)
bro! that cat clamped down on my thumb. I've noodled and caught a 44 pound flat head that didn't bit that hard!
I've had one small one that held on so hard that when pliers didn't work and just busted it's mouth, I had to use my .22. They're no joke
deermeatfordinner that is a bulkhead catfish
speckled cat... Bullheads don't live there.
It's a Bullhead, good eating
That is a ealtal catfish
@@nnekaalcindor677 same thing
Here in Kansas bullheads are a lot more yellow than that and the meat is also light yellow and truly does taste like butter. The only drawback to bullheads are they are way to prolific and they don't get very big. I've skinned twenty before to feed four of us as a kid and we always cooked them whole. They will just fall off the bones when they are cooked. I've seen some that might go as much as two pounds but as they almost always over stalk any pond you find them in four inches is a whole lot more common.
My son is really hoping to see you guys get a gator and skin it and cook it
True Mechanics Inc they have done a video or two with gator! Take a look back at their older stuff, real good video.
15 Hunnid Block you sick f*** if you said that about my son you would be gator bait piece of s***
tony merritt apparently it is perfectly acceptable because I have reported that comment nearly every day since it was made and UA-cam hasn't done anything about it. I can't believe that they allow that kind of commenting to just run rampant in this site.
My husband (old school) 😉calls this a Government Cat. Our pond is full of them.
Hi Robert... Those are just butter cats. At least that's what we call him here in South Florida. A lot of times on Sandy Bottom Lakes the bellies will be a lot more yellow then what you've got there but it's a red meat catfish as opposed to a channel cat or a blue cat witch is your white meat catfish. The other red meat catfish is a speckled cat but between the two red meat catfish that butter cats definitely the best. God bless you guys and have a great day.
Cant believe their throwing back the bluegills, those i love to eat
Darryl Dickens I know! Keeping mud cats and throwing back bluegill lol
Wife didn't want to pass up the bluegill
It's a yellow bullhead, or "butter catfish" like my dad called them. They have yellow fat under the skin on their belly.😁👍
In Louisiana that is known as a mud cat. There is a lighter colored version called a willow cat. They sometimes have a strong taste when in stagnant water but you can marinate them overnight in orange juice.
You should invest in a pair of catfish skinning pliers.
y'all cought more fish then I cought this whole year
caught*
The black ones are black bullhead i believe and the gold one is a yellow belly same basic thing. And pound for pound they are the hardest biting catfish.
Haha! Knew the one guy had a South African accent. Was confirmed when he said "eina!" 😂😁👍🏼
Im also from SA 😂
YES!! ANOTHER VIDEO , KEEP THEM COMING !!!
You guys were born to have fun! So envious to you all!!! I will make my own pond when I get home!!!
Bullhead catfish have the hardest head and the hardest bite. They can clamp down and actually make you bleed
Nope.
My family has used everglades on everything it delicious
Great to see a family all out together enjoying the outdoors...and fishing!
We grew up calling them butter cats...lots of them in the 'Glades
13:21 sounds like some natural gas was released...lol!
When the water drops it concentrates your fish for you. 3 fins have barbels 2 pectoral fins and the one on top. These bullheads are good eating if you soak them overnight in salt water.
WHO ELSE AGREES THAT SARAH SHOULD START A PERSONAL CHANNEL
Deer mom is her channel she doesn't use it though. I don't think
No good round tail. Throw it up the bank. Black Bull head. Keep the blue gill throw the bullhead back.
When I was a kid my dad and I used to fish for that type of catfish along the Canal's of the Tamiami Trail. He called them black catfish and they were delicious to eat.
it's a Bulkhead other common names are pollywog, mudcat, or buttercat.
Logger John
John Tadlock yea a mudcat that’s what we call em in Texas
Right on the money
Misspelled it's a bullhead not a bulkhead.
Logger John.
We call ours mudcat in kansas
We call ours mudcat in Kansas
Those are bullheads
Some people call them Bullhead, I always called them Mud Cat because they are most often found in muddy ponds and creeks
Barbs not stingers
scott smith exactly!!
Pope Gains yea thats saying a crabs claws are pinchers
same thing stfu
Bro they aren't barbs. If the y were barbs they would have a hooked shape.
no they arnt
You should catch and cook those gar make gar nuggets
Fried gar nuggets
CME bassin lol
lmao tf?? Seriously tho he should make some caviar if he catches a gar...
haha
FinPastaBowl the eggs of gar are poisonus to humans.idk if your being sarcastic but just a FYI.
Nice day of fishing with your family. That is a black bullhead catfish. They are very good eating. Don't get real big maybe up to five or six lbs.
I see you catch everything but crawfish lol where the crawdads at??!!
Did someone fart @13:25? lol
Gregory Stevenson 😂😂😂😂😂
Gregory Stevenson no that was him moving the fish with flour
Did you watch the same video? He wasn't touching the fish during that noise.
Gregory Stevenson at 13:25 the fish was in the grease. and the noise was him moving the fish with the flour. dude pay attention.
Gregory Stevenson I heard the noise and the noise was him setting down a fish. it's an obvious sound of glass.
tip on hold those fish, grab your garden hose and blast the slime off before you clean it, makes holding the fish easier and you wont have slime everywhere
Buttercats in georgia one of the best eatting
More gator!
And the easiest way to clean those catfish, it's ring them, cut a line straight down the back and a line down each side of the belly ask the way to tail, then peel skin. Make sure soon is separated behind the dorsal fin.
The slime on the catfishis the remedy for the sting
That there Robert is a black bull head
Bullheads up here in Georgia too! Sure wish we could hang out some time. Right now I’m busy with NP school but graduation is in December. The 7th to be exact. Anytime after then, I’m ready to fill in my fish deficit. For the past 4 years. Let’s do a catch clean and cook. I can get you on loads of crappie. In March and April. Thank about it Roberts .
bullhead catfish is what we call em here in va. thanks for your vids
I’ve noticed you in most videos that you fry fish you use flour. Do y’all fry fish in corn meal or is that just a Louisiana thing???? I’ve never fried fish in flour.
Paw Paw French from the Ozarks, fried fish rolled in corn meal is the only kind of fried fish I ever had growing up.
Bull head , only in the hungry times.......
Pretty cool. They brown/black bullheads are native. The hoplo and walking catfish are invasive. Now I want to go catfishing my next trip down to South Florida. Great videos.
"Are you being sarcastic?"
Caleigh Moreland she was bout to beat da shit outa him
swearr lol
He was about to get lit up lmfao
She seriously went full rude on him!!!
Y’all link the time of it when y’all post
what kind of bait are you using ?
Chris Polo They were using worms
Kam Bam thank you
Great Video!Robert pinch down the barbs on your hooks - makes it much easier to remove those hooks so you don't get bit by those sharp tooth critters and catfish
It's a black bullhead
TheBlueMew everyone else is saying it's a brown bullhead
TheBlueMew I think it's a purple bullhead
Are you being sarcastic?😂😂😂
Those cats are are super clean - no heavy blood line. We caught a lot of "mudcats" growing up in California. Delicious!
Bullhead they bite hard
that's a fact!!!
When they sting u with there fins. Rub some of there catfish slime on you and it will take the pain out of the sting.
We call the armored catfish cascadura rob nice tasting fish normal cleaning and curry till shell falls out don't over cook and u can add some coconut milk cascadura in coconut milk and provision or dumplings
Go frog hunting please
You guys should go hunting for squirrels or birds
You guys have so much fun and it is great watching your fun. Thankyou
There not stingers there sharp bones and the bigger they are the more those bones are dull.
Purpose of said "bones" Is to in fact sting a predator fish when being eating whole and are often spit back out. The reason a catfish "sting" of any kind has lasting pains is because they do secrete a mild toxin that leaves throbbing pains in the inflicted area
Should have used the bluegill for catfish bait. The bigger the better.
I think its illegal to use bluegill for bait
@@onedeep160 not here in tn
@@Joshmango86 same here in Tx
Bluegill have no limits or regulations but for whatever reason bullhead do not like bluegill.. have never caught them on blue gill and my pond is stocked heavily with brown,green/yellow and black such you find most commonly in brackish water and temperate areas like florida. Bluegill and bullheads are good eatera but non the less trash fish in most if not all freshwater ecosystems. Invasive just like carp
@@gabethomas7803 here in tn we have alot of channel and blue cats. Thats what i mostly catch. And some flat head
Hi Rob love you're videos i only started watching a week ago , my name is CJ i stay in South Africa in a town called Richards bay i love everything you and you're channel is about .
Could be a bullhead
*Some folks on here have said those are Black Bullhead because of their color. They're not, They're specifically Yellow Bullhead Catfish. If you're a TRUE Floridian they're called "Butter Cats." I know you guys are natives, & shame on you for not knowing that! Lol*
The catfish get their color bacuse of the water
And a black bullhead is a mix between a brown and yellow bulkhead
Yellow bullhead are yellow/tan on thier underside, they were catching both yellow and black/brown bullheads.
Yellow bullheads have white barbels
Those are definatly bulkheads and best way I have found to get the skin is put a nail through a board so the nail sticks out about 2 inches and put the fish on the nail so it goes through the head. That holds the fish because there so slimy and slippery.
i thinks its a bull head catfish
You are right I cech them all the time
Thats a eel tail catfish
Bull Head catfish. Some people call them mud cats or yellow cats. they come in black green and yellow shades. In my opinion they are the funnest catfish to catch. Always put up a killer fight!
that is a bull catfish
Wtf is a bull catfish it bullhead catfish and it’s not an eel tail
Eiltail
SMS Super Panda SquareBOB stupid
BigSchmitt1989 ur the stupid one bitch
Beautiful family and great fun and delicious food
bull head
I read a bunch of Gary Paulsen books and he said fry the skin crispy on those bullheads and it's delicious.
Fishing tips from Sarah, love it!
Hi deermeatfordinner,
Next time you want is skin a catfish nail it's head to a tree. You can take a pair of pliers and scan it pretty easy. Catfish is some good eating. I don't keep any catfish over 8 pounds. Best tasting meet is 8 pounds and under. Like Dakota Foremam below says, bleed them out. It makes the meat taste better.
How are you holding that knife. I'm left handed and learn to filet from you but holding the knife like that sets me back a 💯 years Lol 😂
I’ve never skinned a catfish in order to filet it. My grandad was a commercial fisherman here and he used to skin them if he wanted to clean them and leave them whole with bones in , but that’s it. If we’re filleting them you just filet it with the skin on just like you would any other fish. That’s Just an extra step you’re adding to the process by skimming them first. A lot faster to cut the filet off the skin after you have it off the fish than it is to make a cut and pull it all off with pliers.
BullHead catfish = memories-1st fish I ever remember catching w/ my Dad in Minnesota!!