Bullseye Snakehead on topwater frogs in South Florida (Swamp N Stomp ep. #57)
Channel: Swamp N Stomp
Date: 23/04/2020

The Bullseye Snakehead (Channa marulius) invaded South Florida about a decade ago. Around the same time the Northern Snakehead (Channa argus) invaded the Potomac Drainage in Virginia and Maryland. Both of these species get huge and have since become not only a well known invasive species, but also premiere sport fishing species. These fish are known for their relentless pursuit of everything topwater, and nothing gets your blood pumping more than a fish blowing up a frog. I consider myself lucky to be able to fish for these fantastic animals. Despite their slimy exterior and snakelike appearance, their meat is beautiful, white and flaky and full of flavor... a true delicacy. If you haven't gotten after them before, follow some of the tips in this video on how to get catch snakeheads!

Rod: Redbone Performace Medium-Heavy action, 10-20lb test
Reel: Daiwa Saltist Back Bay 3000
Line: 20lb power pro, 30lb fluorocarbon leader
Lures: Zoom Horny Toad, Stanley's Ribbit Frog
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