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The article offers information on the widespread population of channel catfish in the spring season in Ontario. It mentions that the province is a home to six species of catfish including reclusive species of madtoms and three bullhead species. It notes that spring season is the best time to catch catfish since they gravitate in shallow warm areas where they are easily obtained by shore anglers. Also, it discusses techniques to catch catfish and cites top locations in catching them.

Presents fishing techniques for bullhead in Ontario. Strategic decoys; Details on the rod and sinker to be used; Location favorable to bullheads.

The article offers information about a kind of fish named Bullhead. The reproduction period of bullheads is between May and July. Parents guard the children during their first few weeks of life as the babies grow quickly. Bullheads exist in areas of aquatic vegetation like shallow lakes, ponds or slow streams. They form a significant part of the fishing scene of Ontario. Among the largest growing are brown bullheads.