According to a report from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, two snakehead were reportedly caught by anglers in August 2002 ...

If you find this fish in South Carolina you should kill it immediately, according to the Department of Natural Resources.

Native to Asia, where people eat them, snakeheads are long and thin fish — they can grow to 3 feet — and look similar to the bowfin, a native fish. DNR describes them as having “a long ...

They are prolific breeders. Snakeheads look similar to the bowfin fish with a single dorsal fin running the length of their upper body. But snakeheads have a long anal fin that stretches from ...

They eat almost anything and can live outside the water for days. Learn about the Northern Snakehead and its ecological ...

Hello folks, this week we are back on the shores of southern Ontario where we are geared up to fish for bowfin and channel catfish! We land two huge channel catfish and even a bonus pike. And we even ...

Parts of Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay are loaded with invasive fish species — most notably snakeheads, which were introduced illegally into Maryland waters some 20 years ago and have been vilified by ...

All Snakehead varieties feature these characteristics, but the Northern Snakehead’s boa constrictor-like markings make its name even more apt. This fish can grow up to three feet long.