Invasive species like the blue catfish and snakehead are threatening ecosystems across Maryland’s waters. Chefs say that if we can’t beat ’em, we should eat ’em. These species vary considerably from ...

Neither of the common names for the submarine-shaped fish scientifically called Channa argus are particularly flattering. They can grow in excess of 33 inches and have a toothy mouth and are native to ...

It’s the slow time of year for Chris Avaritt, a union carpenter who sets up trade shows, so he takes a staycation and fishes frequently from a kayak, armed with two or three spinning rods and an ...

Maryland outdoorsman Matt Foreman made a serious haul while on a chartered bowfishing trip earlier this month. Fishing the Susquehanna River the night of June 7, Foreman and three of his buddies ...

A great blue heron catches a sizable snakehead fish, an invasive species, on June 7, 2016, at the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge in Cambridge. (Linda Davidson/The Washington Post) According to ...

If you’re headed out on the Chesapeake Bay for Memorial Day Weekend, you could win some cash – depending on watch you catch. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is asking fishers and ...

Attention Maryland fishers: If you harvest a northern snakehead from state waters, you might be eligible for a gift card worth up to $200. State and federal wildlife managers are placing yellow or ...

If you want to catch a northern snakehead in its native range, you’d need airfare to China, Russia or North Korea. By way of the United States, live fish markets and the surprising adaptability of the ...

Neither of the common names for the submarine-shaped fish scientifically called Channa argus are particularly flattering. They can grow in excess of 33 inches and have a toothy mouth and are native to ...