Snakeheads on topwater

[@johnbubbajohnson5630]

It looks like there are as very snakes up there as they are in Florida. Thank you for shaing Roland. God bless you and your family.....🙏❤🙏❤🙏😊🙂😀

[@bbbassin7577]

Cant wait for the new video mr Roland. I have been watching you since I was a little kid with my grandpa good memories!

[@joaotorres2810]

Love snakehead fishing catching plenty this season. In Maryland you can release back into water you caught it from.

[@manfromva]

Glad you were able to find them. Make sure you bring your net next time. It won’t be too easy to land those over 10 lbs.

[@courtneesdad]

Mr Roland. That’s a beautiful boat.

[@patrickmahoney3479]

Great day on the water! Thanks.

[@rondumb6055]

I’m from Maryland man it would be wild to fish around or with you in this life time love the content sir

[@earlalford7694]

They should have tournaments for snakehead and give them away

[@alexmonger8754]

Roland when you tie on a bait and cut the tag off you throw it overboard, what is up with that? There is too much line and trash already in our water ways. put it in the boat and dispose of it properly. Thanks Alex

[@joshboyd8322]

Man I did that for years before it dawned on me what I was doing. I'm a stickler for litter too, and it just didn't occur to me.

[@johnnyb5521]

Hello Roland!! As usual your having some catching fun 🎣😁

[@wesleybigham1]

Cool video Mr.Martin, hope you’re doing well!

[@RickMahoney2013]

Good deal Roland like watching you now not then ever.

[@derekjoy8335]

Roland is the man He should have way more followers

[@AmeriFanPicker]

I caught a gar a couple summers ago that looked just like a snakehead color and pattern wise. Beautiful fish. Was so loudly a gar. I think it was just a spotted gar though. Strange you have to kill them right away if you’re going to eat them.

[@randquadrozzi5850]

they have to eat a lot of small bass and in Florida restaurants are serving up another invasive fish the lion fish cause they have no predators and eat everything in sight.

[@suttonsplash14]

Next time do a catch and cook!!

[@countryfriedent]

Are these different than bowfin? The color and pattern looks different, but everything else is the same. Lots of bowfin here in west Kentucky.

[@Fishing-FL]

yes, invasive

[@joshboyd8322]

Yes bowfin are not invasive

[@Redstagwsmnp]

I not caught one yet. Guess none in G. G. CANAL lol

[@Redstagwsmnp]

I hear they are good to eat

[@scottjenkins8273]

Start a snakehead tournament, think not, with gill nets and lax regs almost made the strippers extinct in the Chesapeake. Fortunately, they are coming back. Having to dispatch a fish is necessary to manage this ecosystem. They should not have been there in the first place. Good video though keep up the fishing.

[@scottjenkins8273]

Ok how do I do this and what to claim

[@jake-eng2913]

Good eat snakehead fish

[@carlosalvarado2160]

So those are northern snakehead.. I thought those were bullseye snakehead

[@carlosalvarado2160]

So what did I win?

[@SHANEO1976]

I bet they dumped them as soon as they cut the camera off! Feed the turtles

[@swamp_rat_fla1126]

I like to see if they float or sink after giving them the filet knife challenge.

[@NickTheMadFisherman]

Just remember it is 100% legal to release them, you don't have to kill every one you catch.

[@1977jere]

It shouldn't be legal 2 throw back

[@NickTheMadFisherman]

@@1977jere why is that, there is 0 evidence to show they have caused any environmental harm. In fact Virgina of all states has a ton of information available to show the environment is thriving with them in it

[@1977jere]

@@NickTheMadFisherman They are a non-native invasive species and I've seen plenty of marine biological evidence of them decimating native trout and transporting themselves into protected waters. Areas fully having to be sterilized and replenished with native colonies

[@jd_fishin_flippin_1708]

@@NickTheMadFisherman The pure willful ignorance on this issue with Snakeheads and the laws regarding releasing them is crazy. We have same issue down here in SOFLO.

[@NickTheMadFisherman]

@@1977jere I would love to see this, because nowhere have I ever heard of this happening. Especially since the only native trout on the east coast are brook trout. Not to mention brook trout inhabit cold mountain streams while snakeheads prefer shallow grass flats in slower moving water. Nice try though, maybe next time don't just make something up to get your outdated point across

[@Scalihoo]

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[@Dd13200]

What does snakehead taste like ? Chicken ?

[@bribay]

Getting kicked off CNN really changes you.