The tidal Potomac around Washington, D.C. is one of the most productive snakehead fisheries anywhere — grass flats, backwaters and creek mouths from Fletcher's Cove to the Blue Plains flats.
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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 …
The Smithsonian's National Zoo profiles the northern snakehead, detailing its ability to "walk" on land using specialized breathing and locomotion, it…
Everything a first-timer needs to hook a northern snakehead — where they live, when they bite, and the exact gear and tactics that put frankenfish in …
Warm, stable water has the tidal Potomac's snakehead crushing frogs at first light. Grass flats and creek mouths from the DC line down are holding fis…
