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4.0 lb. Snakehead caught by Brian Raines fishing in Maryland on 09/18/09![]() Everyone can see this location
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Posted by Joe Pych about 1 month ago |
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YA DROPPED HIM A FEW TIMES HAY? Posted by THE HAMMER 2 months ago |
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I guess that's how it is, then. The thing that worries me - in addition to the fact that they will hurt native species - is that people confuse them with Bowfin. So it's not so much about "Kill the Snakehead" as it is about "Save the Bowfin!" Anyway, good job, Brian. Posted by Henry V 2 months ago |
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nice Posted by Steven Wright 2 months ago |
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Yes - this and every other snakehead I catch are dispatched without hesitation. The last time I talked to MD DNR they told me they are no longer taking individual reports as the numbers are getting out of control. I am fairly certain I also came across a ball of snakehead fry - 1/4 to 1/2 inch, tadpole like, tan in color with a prominent black stripe on each side.
Posted by Brian Raines 2 months ago |
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lol henry, well there here now and lets face it I know they are a invasive species but they are going to reproduce at a rate higher than we can catch and kill them so you know what that means... Posted by Brandon Mabrey 2 months ago |
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I hope you killed it and reported it to the fish and game people. And no, Brandon, they shouldn't be on the drop down list - they shouldn't be anywhere. Posted by Henry V 2 months ago |
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this is the second one ive seen caught in a week, snakehead fish needs to be added to the dropdown list Posted by Brandon Mabrey 2 months ago |
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i've always wanted to catch one of those Posted by John a Wright 2 months ago |
FYI... I did add Snakehead to the dropdown list. I think it's good idea to track separately. In the description, i noted it is an invasive species. Very interesting and adaptable fish.