The three, who fish on the Potomac throughout the year, were in Murphy's 18-foot River Rocket boat that day at Dam No. 4, and weren't having a lot of luck, Murphy recalled. That changed at about 5 ...

One fish was a worry. Two fish were a troubling trend. Now that the total is up to nine, some scientists say they're close to conceding: The northern snakehead is in the Potomac River, and likely ...

A decade or so ago, no snakehead fish were in the Washington region. Today, more than 20,000 are in the Potomac River, experts say, a population approaching that of the largemouth bass, which was ...

A 17-pound-6-ounce northern snakehead fish was caught Saturday in Aquia Creek, a Potomac River tributary. If the catch is certified, it would be a new world record.

As a side note, last year Terry caught a snakehead in the Potomac River that weighed over 14 pounds. That’s not too far from the world record of 17 pounds, 6 ounces caught in Aquia Creek in 2013.

FORT BELVOIR -- John Odenkirk knows snakeheads as well as anybody, but the invasive fish now living in tributaries of the Potomac River occasionally surprises him.

BALTIMORE (WJZ)-- A man from Indian Head, Maryland, has caught a record-breaking snakehead fish in the Potomac River. Emory Baldwin III and his regular bow-hunting partner Franklin Shotwell were ...

Snakeheads and other fish travel up and down the streams that connect to the Potomac River. Karen Sheffield, the park’s manager, says that occasionally, people want to fish in the park, but she ...

The northern snakehead, an invasive species of fish native to Asia, has successfully broken out of the Potomac River system and established itself in the Rappahannock River, according to state ...

Research by George Mason University scientists at the Potomac Environmental Research and Education Center supports the Potomac River. Scientists fileted a snakehead fish to study it. By Glenda C ...

They spread into the Potomac River drainage, ... By some expert accounts, outside of southeast Asia, Virginia may offer some of the best snakehead fishing in the world.

Experts say the fish compete with native species for food, and they're unlike anything else found in the Delaware Valley Watershed.