snakehead fishing

[Louie]

Northern snakeheads were 1st confirmed in Pennsylvania in July 2004 after an angler caught and preserved two from the 17-acre Meadow Lake in Philadelphia county...
a pair were discovered in a Maryland pond. Northern snakeheads have been found in Florida, North Carolina, California and Massachusetts.
Anglers catching snakeheads should dispose of them properly. Anglers suspecting they have caught a snakehead are encouraged to NOT release it, and report it to the Commission at 610-847-2442 or via email.

It is unlawful for a person to sell, purchase, offer for sale or barter live snakehead species in Pennsylvania.
It is unlawful to possess live snakehead species in Pennsylvania.
It is unlawful to introduce or import live snakehead species into Pennsylvania waters.
Transportation of live snakehead species in or through Pennsylvania is prohibited.

I would have never thought they could survive a PA winter .

 

[bomber]

These fish have evolved. They have been seen walking the streets of DC>

 

[chronick]

How do you know? If so, that would be a bigger buzzkill than Buzz Killington...

dude.. look at his shirt.. also those are micropeltes and they get like 3feet + they live in thailand.

 

[Bottomfeeder]

Micropeltes have been recovered in Florida

 

[likestofish]

thats in Thailand Florida doesnt have mountains

 

[thorzep]

i wish i could catch one

 

[dsaavedra]

These fish have evolved. They have been seen walking the streets of DC>

good joke... this is entirely untrue.

however they're pretty abundant in the Potomac around DC, so if you are looking for a good snakehead trip, take your boat to the potomac river here in maryland. they're being caught in good numbers in the Mattawoman Creek, and they're present in higher numbers north toward DC.

 

[Louie]

good joke... this is entirely untrue.

however they're pretty abundant in the Potomac around DC, so if you are looking for a good snakehead trip, take your boat to the potomac river here in maryland. they're being caught in good numbers in the Mattawoman Creek, and they're present in higher numbers north toward DC.

"they're pretty abundant in the Potomac around DC"

Amazed they can stand that type of cold and fast flowing water. They are found here in hot and no current canals . Limited even than.

 

[south coast nelly]

Thailand....

agreed, looking at the t shirt and the background
looks like a gringo on his holiday

 

[south coast nelly]

I would have never thought they could survive a PA winter .

channa argus i beleive can handle the cold,thats why argus are also banned in the uk unless you have a special permit