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Answers (13)
Blue channel catfish.
YEP !
I've noticed a yellow tint to some of the flesh of a channel catfish before. Mostly around the belly, probably due to the high fat content in that area.
Allot of it is caused by the PH of the water especially brackish waters along the sea coasts.
Caught a totaly yellow cat fish of the beach in Fort Walton Beach Florida
Definately the Blue Channel, but alot of bullhead around here in MI have a yellow tint to them too!
yeah i have seen a lot of yellow bull heads.
Typically Bullheads will have yellow flesh. Channel and Blue cats will have yellow flesh on thier "shoulders" behind the head.
In Florida there is a catfish that we called a buttercat 'cause his belly is so yellow. They are simular to a bullhead but very yellow.
We always called 'em Yellow-belly catfish.
Check this out ...
http://www.carlylelake.com/Fishing/Guide/Catfish/bullheads.htm
ok guys, i'm the one that posted the question, found out the answer is a flat head catfish, caught it on lake winnebago in wisconsin, so now you know lol
That could be a bull head, flat head, channel cat or even a blue.
I call um mud cat. Real nasty tasting fish. Catch um in pounds and strip pits here.
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That could be a bull head, flat head, channel cat or even a blue.
Blue channel catfish.
YEP !
I've noticed a yellow tint to some of the flesh of a channel catfish before. Mostly around the belly, probably due to the high fat content in that area.
Allot of it is caused by the PH of the water especially brackish waters along the sea coasts.
Caught a totaly yellow cat fish of the beach in Fort Walton Beach Florida
Definately the Blue Channel, but alot of bullhead around here in MI have a yellow tint to them too!
yeah i have seen a lot of yellow bull heads.
Typically Bullheads will have yellow flesh. Channel and Blue cats will have yellow flesh on thier "shoulders" behind the head.
In Florida there is a catfish that we called a buttercat 'cause his belly is so yellow. They are simular to a bullhead but very yellow.
We always called 'em Yellow-belly catfish.
Check this out ...
http://www.carlylelake.com/Fishing/Guide/Catfish/bullheads.htm
ok guys, i'm the one that posted the question, found out the answer is a flat head catfish, caught it on lake winnebago in wisconsin, so now you know lol
I call um mud cat. Real nasty tasting fish. Catch um in pounds and strip pits here.
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