Every new snakehead link, freshest first.
A 13-inch northern snakehead was caught in Missouri's Duck Creek Conservation Area, marking the species' furthest Midwest sighting and signaling poten…
Maryland DNR research documents a significant decline in native fish species in the Blackwater River watershed since northern snakeheads arrived, with…
WTAJ reports on the invasive Northern snakehead presence in Pennsylvania waterways, covering species identification and angler awareness for the regio…
Maryland lawmakers voted to rebrand the invasive northern snakehead fish as "Chesapeake Channa" to boost consumer interest in eating and catching the …
Missouri anglers have been alerted to the presence of invasive northern snakehead fish in state waters, part of ongoing invasive-species management co…
MSN publishes an overview of northern snakehead invasive biology, geographic spread, and management strategies.
Federal government pursues regulatory action to prevent snakehead imports into the United States, addressing invasive species concerns.
In southern Vietnam, grilled snakehead fish is a traditional and culturally significant offering on God of Wealth Day (lunar new year). The practice, …
Opinion piece comparing two invasive fish species in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Discusses snakehead establishment in the Potomac River, their edibi…
Ontario.ca provides an educational overview of the invasive northern snakehead, including its origin, invasive potential, ecological threats, and dist…
A northern snakehead was reportedly spotted in Central Park's Harlem Meer in April 2013. Authorities conducted electrical surveys to confirm the fish'…
American chefs are considering snakehead fish as a food solution to address the invasive species problem in U.S. waters. The approach aims to reduce p…
Northern snakeheads have been discovered in New York's Catlin Creek near Port Jervis. State environmental officials are pursuing eradication efforts, …
A Washington, D.C. seafood bar serves eel and snakehead fish pies. Chef uses invasive snakehead as an alternative when local eels are unavailable for …
A Greenville Online article explains Northern snakehead biology, identifying marks, behavior, and invasive-species threat in South Carolina. The SCDNR…
A record 17.47-pound snakehead caught in Maryland prompted a Baltimore chef to feature the invasive species on his menu as a culinary solution to popu…
Research on snakehead populations in two Dorchester County, Maryland rivers suggests the invasive species may shift native fish communities, despite e…
A Virginia fisherman caught a snakehead that set a new world record. The catch was documented by Chesapeake Bay Magazine.
Missouri's Department of Conservation issued a warning about invasive snakehead fish appearing in state waterways, alerting the public to their presen…
A snakehead was discovered in a Massachusetts reservoir, prompting officials to recommend removal and killing of the invasive species to protect the l…
Andrew Fox of St. Mary's County caught a 19.9-pound northern snakehead via bowfishing in Mattawoman Creek, breaking the previous Maryland state record…
A Northern Snakehead was caught at Dam #4 near Scrabble, West Virginia in June 2022, marking the species' northernmost advance in the Potomac River si…
A snakehead was caught in a Missouri ditch. State wildlife officials recommend immediate removal of snakeheads if encountered.
Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission renewed warnings about Northern Snakehead in Bucks County waterways following a catch in Neshaminy Creek. The ag…
Northern snakeheads, established in the Potomac River and surrounding Maryland waterways since 2004, have become popular among recreational anglers de…
Field & Stream article compares snakeheads to bass for fishing, covering topwater-lure tactics for snakehead anglers.
An angler caught the first invasive northern snakehead documented in the Monongahela River near Braddock, Pennsylvania. The fish and boat commission s…
A Northern Snakehead has been discovered in Concordia Parish, Louisiana. The invasive species, native to Asia, can grow to 3 feet, breathe air, and th…
Maryland is rebranding invasive Northern Snakehead as "Chesapeake Channa" as part of a public initiative to encourage eating the fish and reduce popul…
A 25-inch northern snakehead was caught in a Susquehanna River tributary in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. State fisheries officials urge anglers to …
