There is no doubt of the excellency of the bullhead as a food-fish and of its increasing favor with mankind.
Though small, it is highly prized as a food-fish, having a delicate and delicious flavor.
In Florida, however, it is very lightly esteemed as a food-fish, and is seldom eaten where other and better fishes are available.
It grows to a length of ten or twelve inches, and is highly esteemed as a food-fish.
As a food-fish it is superior to the native red-throat trout.
