Fish journal
Yellow Bullhead
A catfish typically found all over New York, but not as common in the Champlain Valley. Known to be a scavenger that will eat basically anything it finds, especially vegatation.
Show its fishing spots on the map →- Seasonality
- Spring, Summer, Autumn
- Precipitation
- Overcast, Foggy, Raining
- Time of day
- Night
- Fishing Bait
- Nightcrawlers, Fish Guts, Leech Bait, Small Fish Bait, Fish
- Weight
- 0.2–2.9 kg
- Length
- 18–60 cm
Where to catch the Yellow Bullhead
On the Champlain Valley map it lives in other lakes, southern rivers: 37 fishing spots in all.
Other Lakes · 21
- near Bryant Shore Cabin
- near Dan's Park
- near Forestmere Lake Campgrounds
- near Franklin Falls Farm
- near Garondah Park
- near Horsehead Point
- near Indian Lake Resort
- near Keegan's Descent
- near Lakeside Campgrounds
- near Loon Lake Boat Launch
- near Mountain View Lake Park
- near Mountain View Resort
- near Rick's Diner
- near Santa Clara Shipwreck
- near Seine Cave
- near Silver Lake Overlook
- near Square Pond Kayak Rentals
- near Sunken Seaplane
- near Westwood Getaway
- near Woodruff Campgrounds
- Rice Lake
Southern Rivers · 16
- near Lucas & Son's Construction ×2
- near Papoose River Cabins ×2
- near American Legion Post #0607
- near Beaver Islands Resort
- near Gourdshell Falls Resort
- near Gourdshell Soil & Water Test Lab
- near Indian Lake Campground
- near Indian Lake Resort
- near Meacham Lake Campgrounds
- near Meacham Storage & Repair
- near Mohawk Trading Post
- near Owls Head Farm
- near Rick's Diner
- near Riverwalk Bar n' Grill
Other fish in the same waters
- American Eel
- Atlantic Salmon
- Banded Killifish
- Black Crappie
- Blackchin Shiner
- Blacknose Shiner
- Bluegill
- Bluntnose Minnow
- Brook Trout
- Brown Bullhead
- Brown Trout
- Central Mudminnow
Yellow Bullhead in other languages
Russian: Желтый сом · Chinese: 黄牛头鲶鱼 · German: Gelber Katzenwels · Spanish: Pez gato amarillo · French: Barbotte jaune