Hi everybody found my web page did ya. Glad to have you here. I hope that
you Duesterhoeft's will get some needed information from my web page, if
not take a look around and have fun anyway, you need a little enjoyment.
1. My name is Anthony (Tony).
2. My wife is Cynthia (Cindy).
3. We have three kids.
Felicia ( Flea )
Jessica ( Jess )
Anthony jr. ( Ant )
Now I have 5 grandkids also.
Felicia has 3 boys, Colton, Chase, and Cage.
Jessica has two girls, Chloe,and Brooke.
We live in Naples Florida. We use to live in Blue Hill, Nebraska where
my mother, still lives. If you need or want more
information on this side of the Duesterhoeft's
please E-MAIL
me or my mom at
E-MAILand we will try and help as best we can. Thanks!
1. Bullheads by any other name are of theCatfish family,---- or are Catfish
of the Bullhead family ? Well anyway.......
2. I have found six species of Bullheads to exsist from largest to smallest
, they are listed below. They are members of the
Ictaluridae which, with some 40
species, is the largest family of freshwater fish to North America; some
have been introduced into Europe and elsewhere. Bullheads are omnivorous,
bottom-feeding fish, found mostly in still and slow-flowing waters and
characterized by a scaleless body, four pairs of barbels, an adipose fin,
and stiff, sharp spines at the leading edges of the pectoral and dorsal fins.
Black: 2 to 8 lbs. seldom over
2 lbs. From Montana east to the Great Lakes and south to the Gulf Slope drainage;
introduced to Europe.
Brown:
5 lbs. average is 3 lbs. From the Great Lakes and Maine south to Mexico and
Florida; introduced to Europe and New Zealand.
Yellow:
maximum about 4 lbs. Dakotas to Atlantic and Gulf drainage.
Snail: 4 oz. to 1 pound. Southren
Virginia to eastern Alabama and northern Florida.
Flat: 1
lb. to 2 lbs max. Virginia to Georgia.
Spotted:
1 lb. max. is doing good.Florida, Georiga, and Alabama.
Great to know that, huh. When I was young - some time back I went fishing alot,not much to do in
Blue
Hill, Nebraska and money whats that? So I took my bicycle and
off to the farm ponds I went, sometimes riding seven miles to get to a river
or pond. Pound and a half, to two pounds was not uncommon. My grandma would
cook them up for me, by the way they are very good to eat, yum yum eat em
good. I still fish for them, but not as much as I use to, oh well life goes on.
My son Anthony has caught several Brown Bullheads here in South West
Florida, and fishes all day and every day. Keeps him out of trouble. Even at the age of 18 now he still loves to fish. He spends his free time now at the pier and fishes for shark and all kinds of salt water fish.
Bullhead and other fish records
Bullhead Story
Hot Spot Guides for Bullheads and other fish.
These are not Bullheads but these Catfish
are very impressive.
