Best place for Snakeheads in US?

Is there anywhere between here (NY) and fla to target larger snakeheads? Me and my Buddy's are going to an EDM festival there in the spring but they want me to have this figured out pronto so we can arrange everything. I'm sure we can find some bullseyes but I'd like to go for a northern or giant, I've heard northern are in the Potomac, which is on the way but I'd like to see if anyone knows of a population of giant snakehead (micro or diplo) that may be in range for us to hit up. We will be bringing kayaks so we are not restricted by shore fishing. Either going to hit up the fishing spot for a night on the way there or back, or both if its enough fun lol

Also, since they are invasive is bow fishing for them illegal anywhere? I'll totally bring my gear for it if its legal! We will be eating and freezing what we catch, I don't get a fish w/ a bow unless I know I'm eating it so don't be like "oh you shouldn't bow fish because you can't catch and release". I bow fish on my uncles pond (which is more of a lake really, its huge and partially manmade) with him, its our bonding time lol. I don't bow anywhere else because I don't like taking big breeding natives out

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Noooo way I hate umf haha tix are insanley expensive and its all ages... screw that, I don't wanna see any little kids on rave drugs. Either Holy Ship or this one local one (name escapes me right now) by the everglades thats more laid back (we may have a line for cheap tix for holy ship since one of my friends is a well connected music person, but if he can't pull through were going to a local one).

I know we can get bullseyes in the canals, are there any other species in the canals yet that get bigger? We'll for sure be fishing a bit while were there but we wanna go after BIG snakeys

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I've heard random things about giants being spotted but they also could be misidentified big northern, that's where I figured we would end up. I caught a small one on kayak by the mouth of the Potomac in the bay, brackish water. I was catching spotted sea trout, stripers, and dogfish out of the same water, was pretty surprised I pulled out that little guy. Summer 2012, it took me 3 hours by kayak to get to the Potomac area from where I was by the choptank

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Figured that, but a big northern would be just as good as a diplo or micro so that's okay haha. Anyone know which area of the Potomac is best for big guys? I got too tired on that kayak adventure and couldn't go further into the Potomac, the one I caught in the bay was only like 7 inch

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