Fishing for Headwater catfish

The headwater catfish is a small, elusive species native to the southwestern United States and Mexico. It is characterized by its slender body, smooth skin, and barbels around the mouth. Typically inhabiting clear, flowing streams and creeks, it reaches lengths of 5-8 inches and weighs a few ounces. The headwater catfish is nocturnal, feeding on small aquatic organisms, and often hides under rocks and debris. This summary is AI generated