The invasive northern snakehead fish species that can live without water for days was caught last month in Missouri, for the second time since 2019. Hotspots ranked Start the day smarter ☀️ ...

Photograph the fish so the species can be positively identified. Report any sightings of the fish to MDC’s Southeast Regional Office at 573-290-5858. Fisheries staff confirmed a second northern ...

Photograph the fish so the species can be positively identified. Report any sightings of the fish to MDC’s Southeast Regional Office at 573-290-5858. Suggest a Correction ...

WESTON, FL – MAY 16: The open mouth of a snakehead fish is held up after being caught by Jason Calvert, from JD’s Custom Baits, while fishing in a canal on May 16, 2012 in Weston, Florida.

PUXICO, Mo. — An invasive fish species was captured last month, and the Missouri Department of Conservation wants you to be on the lookout for others. According to a post on the MDC website, an ...

Kill on sight: Invasive species of fish spotted in Missouri for the first time since 2019. The northern snakehead is an aggressive predator that will prey on native species and compete for resources.

Jeremy Kilburn, 15, runs towards his grandfather, Tom Kilburn, after catching a fish in a large reservoir at Duck Creek Conservation Area on Thursday, June 18, 2023, in southeast Missouri.

A sign informs visitors of the differences between an invasive fish, the northern snakehead, top, and the native bowfin, by a lake Thursday, June 18, 2023, at Duck Creek Conservation Area in ...

Leroy Romine, 86, fishes from his boat Thursday, June 18, 2023, at Duck Creek Conservation Area in southeast Missouri. The northern snakehead, an invasive fish species, was found for the second ...