this guy caught a record snakehead here in 2016. before that, they thought snakehead couldn't grow to be larger than 2feet in the potomac do too the water quality.

yes I believe your right.

Dang

Do you catch them?

that fish is 18.42 pounds, according to google

no I dont

Oh well if you do, eat it. I’ve tried it before and it’s delicious

so I've heard.

damn, looks good!
I'm told some species are poisonous, but I think that Changus Argus (what we have in VA) is safe if cooked.

Pan fry a snakehead, throw some panko on it and it’s amazing

panko?

what is that?

It’s like Japanese breadcrumbs basically

ahh, that sounds good

You can get them at Publix

Oh wait

Publix is a southern thing

here is a picture of the Potomac river at the northern end of a trail called Difficult Run. I can ride it pretty much all the way from my house, but it is rather exhausting. For that reason, I have never bothered to bring a rod when ride this trail.

That’s a pretty nice view

I just looked in my ride logs, and its literally just ten miles from my place, with some 1500 feet in elevation change.

Sweet

This is where I fish

gorgeous!

Yeah

looks like good bass water. is it deep?

It’s not super deep, and it’s ok for bass

It’s the okeechobee waterway

It connects lake okeechobee to the ocean

I imagine you get a bit of salt there then?

or no?

It’s more brackish than fresh

gotcha.

We get Jacks, Snook, Tarpon, Snakehead, Catfish, Mayan Cichlids, freshwater eels, Croakers, Mullet, Shad, etc.

But the bite there has been mad slow

So I’ve been bass fishing lately behind my house

nice. I would love to hook a tarpon or snook

Little tarpon are like acrobats

I have a 6wt fly reel, broke my rod but I am going to replace it. I imagine that is enough for tarpon?