kit said:
Maybe we can work something out. Does anyone no of any maps . That mark the locations of where all the ones that been caught have been caught at?
Snakeheads in the Potomac River...Hah!
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Maybe we can work something out. Does anyone no of any maps . That mark the locations of where all the ones that been caught have been caught at?
Snakeheads Elude Getting Hooked
Snakeheads Elude Getting Hooked
Updated: Saturday, Jun. 11, 2005 - 1:29 PM
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - The snakehead isn't taking the bait.
The Washington Times reports that for the second consecutive year, nobody caught one at the annual Snakehead Fish Round-up at the Columbia Island Marina on the Potomac River.
Friday's event was aimed at raising awareness about the invasive species, which is native to Asia.
The northern snakehead is dubbed Frankenfish because of its razor-sharp teeth and ability to use its fins as legs to walk on land. Experts say the snakeheads are insatiable eaters that gobble up native fish.
The snakehead was first discovered in the region's waterways three years ago. Officials believe they were kept as pets, and dumped into the water by their owners.
(Copyright 2005 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
Snakeheads Elude Getting Hooked
Updated: Saturday, Jun. 11, 2005 - 1:29 PM
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - The snakehead isn't taking the bait.
The Washington Times reports that for the second consecutive year, nobody caught one at the annual Snakehead Fish Round-up at the Columbia Island Marina on the Potomac River.
Friday's event was aimed at raising awareness about the invasive species, which is native to Asia.
The northern snakehead is dubbed Frankenfish because of its razor-sharp teeth and ability to use its fins as legs to walk on land. Experts say the snakeheads are insatiable eaters that gobble up native fish.
The snakehead was first discovered in the region's waterways three years ago. Officials believe they were kept as pets, and dumped into the water by their owners.
(Copyright 2005 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
Hey BBBEEEEeee careful planning on catching one of those and keeping it. I read an article recently about this whole snake head debacle - and if I remember correctly any angler who catches one is required by law to kill it immediately - moreover there is a VERY hefty fine for being in possession of a live one.
I don't remember what the fine was, but I remember thinking "holy ****, that's pretty excessive!" when I read it.
I don't remember what the fine was, but I remember thinking "holy ****, that's pretty excessive!" when I read it.
ina month wickedmidas, we ARE going fishing there, il bring my uncles dakota (work truck so free gas) he will wanna come to though, a couple coolers, some booze, a drag net or two and alot of chest deep water (i suppose there gonna be in the shallow inlets in randomn areas, we should do a hole week)
we can stay at ur house right?
we can stay at ur house right?
MFK snakehead hunt!!!
