SnakeHead Yikes!

[phoenixkeith]

absolutely in the patapsco . we killed two last year bowfishing in furnace creek . i will post pics if i can find them when i get home .

[bignose]

If you have SH problems, just let some Asian people know about the location. Your SH problems will be gone in no time. Just look at Mattawoman, Pohick, Leesylvania, all of them got clean up pretty good. I have to travel down to Aquia in Stafford to look for some SH now.

C'mon folks we don't have to be making stereotyping comments like this, here. This isn't Tidalfish.
We're better than that!

[sparky1423]

C'mon folks we don't have to be making stereotyping comments like this, here. This isn't Tidalfish.
We're better than that!

It's all good Stu, Khan (Snakehead Hunter) is Asian...and the snakehead fear him!

[whenican]

Remember that snowy/sleety day in March? Well, I caught a 28"er, 6.5lbs snakehead on a Rat-L-Trap...
but it was further south. Good eating! I have also heard of one being caught in the Patapsco in the state park
but I didn't see it.

[ronaultmtd]

No matter how heavily fished or bow hunted, the snakeheads are here to stay...they are prolific breeders and grow fast- kinda like shooting groundhogs- the more you kill, the more they breed...

[suicyderider]

its not stereotyping if its true its just a fact.

[Widgeon]

I saw one at the false channel last fall casting to breaking rock. Also they have been caught in St Jeromes creek. They might be able to travel more places than just people spreading them around.

[ronaultmtd]

Snakeheads are found in the waters of many states and it is not just one species of snakeheads...Florida has snakeheads in most canals- Arkansas has snakeheads and so do other states....so it isn't just a Maryland/Northern Virginia invasion...