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SURPRISE! Bream weren't there tonight...
I have NEVER caught a catfish in this lake before! Tonight, they were all that was biting. The bream have moved into the shallows across the lake, and the bass have followed them. I guess the catfish were evicted from the weedy edge of the lake by territorial bream? They sure piled up on my side of the lake! All were caught on bread, using my ultralight bream poles.
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Comment by Vince Fusco on December 28, 2012 at 1:17pm
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Those had to be a blast on a ultra light! Way to catch 'em, Mike!!!
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Comment by Rod Herington on December 28, 2012 at 10:07am
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Those are Yellow Bullheads. You can tell by the white whiskers below their mouth, and the long anal fin. Black Bullheads have black, brown, or grey whiskers below their mouth, and are much broader in the shoulders, with a smaller anal fin. I don't think Florida has many Black Bullheads? Mainly the Yellow, Brown, and the smaller Snail, Flat, & Lil Suwanee Spotted Bullhead. Those are beaut's. I bet that was a lot of fun! I'm a little jealous. Good eating too!
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Comment by Mike Stacy on March 19, 2011 at 10:40am
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WHOOHOO! The big one on the end is the new Florida record for black bullhead! 2 lb 6.1 oz! The record is vacant, and the qualifying weight is 2 lbs... I'm 99% sure I have them identified correctly... smooth, unbarbed dorsal spine, grey base on anal fin, lighter band at tail base in some individuals... SWEET! And THAT fish was the first catfish I've EVER caught in this lake!
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Comment by mike needles on March 19, 2011 at 10:31am
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wow that looks like fun
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