The USGS Nonindigenous Aquatic Species database records snakehead at 7 locations in Missouri — these are reported or eradicated occurrences, not confirmed established populations. Confirm current status with your state wildlife agency.
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A 13-inch northern snakehead was netted in May 2023 at Duck Creek Conservation Area in southeastern Missouri, marking only the second confirmed captur…
Missouri Department of Conservation confirmed a northern snakehead in Oregon County's Eleven Point River tributary, the first documented in the Missou…
FOX 2 reports on methods and strategies for controlling invasive snakehead populations in Missouri waters.
Wildlife officials and environmental advocates in Missouri are calling for public assistance to help remove Northern Snakehead, an invasive species co…
Missouri Department of Conservation officials verified the presence of northern snakehead fish in Oregon County's Eleven Point River, marking a signif…
Missouri Department of Conservation removed another northern snakehead from a tributary near the Eleven Point River in Oregon County and urged public …
FOX 2 reports on management strategies for invasive snakehead fish in Missouri. Specific details unavailable due to page access restrictions.
Missouri Department of Conservation officials removed a northern snakehead from the Eleven Point River in Oregon County, marking the first confirmed s…
