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The invasive Bullseye Snakehead - Southern Florida Freshwater Canals
Posted on 8/11/26 at 1:37 am
Posted on 8/11/26 at 1:37 am
These frickers have established themselves in Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade Counties.. Maybe others?
I've heard that they're not as destructive as once thought? I'll leave that debate up to the experts.. I'm not on the ground level.
Florida Baws, do any of y'all ever target these for Sport? Food? Eradication?
I bet they're fun to catch.
I've heard that they're not as destructive as once thought? I'll leave that debate up to the experts.. I'm not on the ground level.
Florida Baws, do any of y'all ever target these for Sport? Food? Eradication?
I bet they're fun to catch.
Posted on 8/11/26 at 6:36 am to FAT SEXY
Been a couple of times Never ate one due to the places we catch them definitely have some sewer running though them.
Just pick a canal in broward county and go. You will probably be like me and stop at 20 other canals before you get there
The smaller heavily vegetated canals are the best. It doesn’t take much water for them to live in. Just be careful some of their backyard neighborhood canals can be a little sketchy.
First time we went the iguanas were everywhere They would scare the hell out of you when they would come out of nowhere and jump into the water I think the they are getting shot on the regular now and also the freeze did a number on them
Peacocks and Mayan cichlids are fun also
Just pick a canal in broward county and go. You will probably be like me and stop at 20 other canals before you get there
The smaller heavily vegetated canals are the best. It doesn’t take much water for them to live in. Just be careful some of their backyard neighborhood canals can be a little sketchy.
First time we went the iguanas were everywhere They would scare the hell out of you when they would come out of nowhere and jump into the water I think the they are getting shot on the regular now and also the freeze did a number on them
Peacocks and Mayan cichlids are fun also
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