Bullhead Fishing- Catch Clean & Cook (the most effective way to catch and clean bullheads)

[@robertsprafke9376]

My Grandpa loved bullheads, when we were little kids we liked bullhead fishing with grandpa! Good eats and better memories. Thanks for the video. Now I take my grandkids fishing.

[@go2know221]

Good times, thank you

[@danrobertson5422]

Another great video, thank you! It's great to learn a new technique to clean those buggers!

[@go2know221]

Thank you and no problem

[@brianscott9861]

It's been years since I fished for bullhead.

[@bouncerslabrealnature9143]

Food is food. 🎉

[@brianscott9861]

We use to party while we fished with friends, just enjoying life.

[@toddlarson883]

Cool bud good easy way to clean them! Good vid

[@go2know221]

For sure and thank you

[@mad-maxoutdoors7953]

Thats great flathead bait right there too !

[@65FullMoon83]

You know what else is good flathead bait? Anything that swims pretty much. I prefer goldfish myself.

[@fishinfool3795]

@@65FullMoon83 Not allowed where I fish. Gotta use bait shop bait (certified by the DNR) or baitfish from the same body of water the flathead is in.

[@65FullMoon83]

@@fishinfool3795 "Fishin Fool" that's a GREAT NAME!

[@fishinfool3795]

Subbed. Love the bullies. Fried or smoked. Delicious.

[@go2know221]

Thank you

[@jeremymoore2430]

There are lots of bullheads in the lakes and ponds where I live. I kinda want to try one now after watching this video

[@bradhepper]

How did you not fry tail on and eat that? It's delicious on smaller bullheads!

[@go2know221]

Lol didn’t know, thank you

[@bradhepper]

@@go2know221 just don't eat it all. Just the last half or so. If it doesn't break and chew easy you're too far in.

[@go2know221]

@@bradhepper okay thank you 👍

[@PryorTravis]

I can't imagine catching them in a body of water that big. I used to go mudcat fishing in some deeper holes in a creek that mostly dried up in the summer and in one of our farm ponds that was maybe a foot deep. Those are some hardy fish. I think they could live in just some runny mud if it was thin enough to go through their gills.

[@go2know221]

I could see that. I agree they are pretty hardy. 👍

[@jimmyh.4937]

Thank you

[@alstell540]

do the bones cook out? I see the spine and ribcage is still in. Do you have to eat around it or do they cook out?

[@go2know221]

They don’t cook out, just use a fork and pull the meat off. Pretty easy

[@bugil1216]

I'm watching this and laughing I could not keep them off the hook while fishing for sunnies

[@go2know221]

Lol

[@Whatever-gv3gq]

What did you use for bait

[@go2know221]

Night crawlers

[@ARCSTREAMS]

agreed and i think catfish is the best eating freshwater fish,btw you dont bother cleaning the bloodline?

[@go2know221]

Nope, I eat it right up lol

[@ARCSTREAMS]

@@go2know221 ok i used to also but i cant stomach that stuff no more and found how much better the fish taste without it

[@Nazman06]

Crappie is

[@ARCSTREAMS]

@@Nazman06 ?

[@markgelbart5889]

You didn't eat the liver? The liver probably tastes better than the fish.

[@go2know221]

No, never had it. Good to know thank you

[@suzrmx250]

Here in Texas there are entire restaurants dedicated to catfish and the price reflects thier greed towards this trash fish

[@MORiverFishing]

So because YOU don't like it it's a trash fish? Obviously a lot of people disagree with you if there's whole restaurants dedicated to them.

[@suzrmx250]

@@MORiverFishing O contrare monfrare catfish has always been a mainstay ln my house.l was raised on things considered trash meats to other people

[@MORiverFishing]

​@@suzrmx250I gotcha. Same here lol

[@johnwieber8827]

Back in the slave days ribs were considered thrash meat that the sorry slave owners would let their slaves keep and eat. Look how ribs have evolved and how expensive they are and how restaurants are dedicated to just ribs. Catfish is awesome.

[@hawkwrangler1950]

I’d never eat a bullhead. Flathead bait wasted.

[@go2know221]

Nice

[@Nazman06]

Yuck

[@go2know221]

K

[@ericbest9562]

Why

[@monkeychief68]

Oool.