
Kayak Angler Sets Maryland Record with 21-Pound Northern Snakehead
A Dorchester County angler established a new Maryland state record by catching a 21-pound northern snakehead from a kayak in July 2023, surpassing the…

A Dorchester County angler established a new Maryland state record by catching a 21-pound northern snakehead from a kayak in July 2023, surpassing the…
A Maryland angler named Matt Foreman caught a 21.8-pound snakehead on a charter trip, breaking the state record and setting a new bowfishing world rec…

Caleb Newton caught a 17-pound, 6-ounce northern snakehead in Aquia Creek, Virginia, in June 2013, surpassing the previous world record held since 200…

Matt Foreman of Crownsville caught a 21.8-pound northern snakehead on June 7, 2025, in the Susquehanna River below Conowingo Dam, breaking the previou…

Caleb Newton of Virginia caught a 17-pound, 6-ounce northern snakehead in June, breaking the previous world record of 17 pounds, 4 ounces set in Japan…
Caleb Newton from Virginia caught a 17-pound, 6-ounce northern snakehead in June that has been certified as the world rod-and-reel record by the IGFA,…

An angler from Rhodesdale achieved a notable catch of a large snakehead fish, setting a record for the area.

Damien Cook caught a 36-inch, 21-pound snakehead on July 5, 2023, breaking Maryland's previous record by over a pound. He was kayak fishing with a cha…
Todd Murphy shot a 17.47-pound Northern snakehead with a bow in Maryland's Mattawoman Creek, setting a new state record. The fish measured nearly 36 i…

A northern snakehead exceeding 18 pounds was caught in a Potomac River tributary and may set a new International Game Fish Association world record, s…
Angler Juan Duran may have caught a world-record northern snakehead weighing 18.37 pounds from the Potomac River. The fish exceeded the previous recor…

Andy Fox of Mechanicsville bowfished a 19.9-pound northern snakehead at Mattawoman Creek in Charles County, setting a new Maryland state record and su…

Northern snakehead push past 15 pounds and 3 feet. Here's what it takes to land a true frankenfish giant — and where the biggest fish are coming from.