Snakehead caught in Delaware waterways
A snakehead was hooked and caught in Delaware waters, marking an incident in the state's ongoing invasive species monitoring.
A snakehead was hooked and caught in Delaware waters, marking an incident in the state's ongoing invasive species monitoring.

A 17-year-old angler caught an invasive northern snakehead at Bernhardt Dam near Reading, Pennsylvania in April 2017. The catch was confirmed by the P…
A Potomac River fishing guide discusses invasive northern snakeheads growing to record sizes in the river, regulatory differences across D.C./Maryland…
A 29-year-old angler caught an invasive snakehead in Lake Anna, Virginia, marking the first verified catch in the manmade lake, though sightings have …

Jake Steppe of Sudlersville, Maryland caught a 19.8-pound, 39-inch snakehead by bow on the Upper Eastern Shore in August, falling just 1.2 pounds shor…
A Virginia angler shares snakehead fishing techniques and biology with an outdoors columnist. The article covers the fish's invasive status, life hist…

A snakehead fishing tournament on Maryland's Eastern Shore highlights the challenge of catching this invasive species, which remains difficult to loca…
South Florida's canals and lakes present favorable conditions for snakehead fishing. The timing is suitable for anglers seeking these fish in the regi…

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…