Snakehead and blue catfish are invasive to Maryland, but what do you do with them when they're caught? - Tri-State Alert

05 April 2024- Invasive species can have detrimental effects on ecologically and economically important native species. Once invasive species establish themselves in an ecosystem, they can reproduce in such numbers […]

Foreign invader on the move in Virginia

Invasive Fish Species Spark 'Disaster' in Maryland

At first it was shocking': Angler nabs an 18-pound snakehead fish in the Potomac - The Washington Post

Warnings to be posted about snakehead fish – Baltimore Sun

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FishTalk Magazine May 2023 by SpinSheet Publishing Company - Issuu

Every Angler Can Help Control Aquatic Invasive Species

Invasive Blue Catfish to be Served up at Md. State Institutions

Snakehead may be at home in Potomac River

At first it was shocking': Angler nabs an 18-pound snakehead fish in the Potomac - The Washington Post

Federal Government Denies Maryland Request for Blue Catfish Disaster Declaration - Chesapeake Bay Foundation

Sharing this snakehead's teeth (yes, he's dead. I am legally required to kill any captured Snakehead in my state, so please don't come after me) : r/Fishing

Maryland Seeks Federal Aid to Address Invasive Catfish

New rockfish moratorium possibly warns architect of 36-year ban

Maryland pays anglers to catch snakehead fish in the Chesapeake Bay - The Washington Post