
Snakehead Regulations by State: What You Must Know Before You Fish
The one rule almost everywhere: never release a snakehead alive. Here's a state-by-state starting point — always confirm the current rules with your w…
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The one rule almost everywhere: never release a snakehead alive. Here's a state-by-state starting point — always confirm the current rules with your w…

Shallow, visible and legal to harvest — snakehead are a perfect bowfishing target. Here's the gear, the technique, and how to find fish on the flats.

A tour of the best-known snakehead fisheries in the U.S. — from the famous tidal Potomac to the sight-fishing canals of South Florida.

A detailed reference on the biology, range and invasion history of Channa argus, the northern snakehead — good background reading for the curious angl…

An overview of the snakehead family (Channidae) — the many species, their native ranges, and how a few became notorious invasives in North America.

Article dispels myths about eating invasive snakeheads by comparing their culinary quality favorably to catfish and other freshwater species. Snakehea…
Northern snakehead, illegally released into the Potomac River in 2004, now occupy Chesapeake Bay tributaries as an opportunistic predator competing wi…