What the snakehead lacks in size, it makes up for in aggression.

The River Monsters star offers some kind words for the people that helped make the show successful - the fans.

Thanks to some advice from locals, Jeremy finally caught the fish that eluded him for years.

Jeremy reels in an elusive tapah, a fish he has spent years trying to catch.

Jeremy reels in a giant trevally and barracuda, but isn’t convinced they’re the strange fish attacking fishermen near New Britain.

Jeremy Wade doesn’t need the water to reel us in. See what happened when he visited the Animal Planet office!

Jeremy illustrates how you can use a variety of bait and lures to reel in a black bass.

Jeremy and his Greenlandic guide Palek reel in deep water species that leave him confused and somewhat disappointed.

At around 700 pounds and 200 years of age, this Greenland shark is one of Jeremy’s largest and oldest catches.

Jeremey catches a ferocious, fanged, silvery fish off the coast of South Africa that could be the killer of the victims of a sinking WWII ship.

Finding one of these fish is one thing. Catching them in antoher.

Jeremy was lucky enough to catch a goonch catfish once before, but not so much the second time around.

Jeremy meets with locals to find out what kind of monster fish could be terrorizing the rivers of western Nepal.

Trying to reel in this fish off the coast of Indonesia is a battle that pushes Jeremy to his physical and mental limits.

It took island ingenuity and some line to reel in the elusive and dangerous needlefish.

After catching a sixgill shark, the biggest fish Jeremy has ever caught, he follows it down to the deep to see it in its natural habitat.

Jeremy Wade discovers an Alaskan monster: the white sturgeon, an ancient fish that can grow up to 20 feet long. At merely 9 feet, Jeremy's catch is one of the largest freshwater fish he's ever hooked.

It took island ingenuity and some line to reel in the elusive and dangerous needlefish.

Jeremy Wade travels back in time to hunt the most monstrous river monsters you've never heard of! Meet one beast you should be glad you'll never encounter.

Jeremy Wade is investigating a mermaid-like "Water Mama killer". And, if we've learned anything about the Amazon, monster investigations always lead to piranhas somewhere along the way.

Jeremy puts his fears aside to get a close look at animal with the potential to kill 50 people in under two minutes.

Jeremy Wade stumbles into a creepy, murky, underwater nest of a giant, monstrous beast. WHAT could live here and could this be a killer?

In search of a legendary monster in Alaska, Jeremy Wade lands a northern pike. From its razor-sharp teeth to sighting grooves along its snout, the pike is the perfect predator.

Jeremy Wade is on the hunt for the "Water Mama" of local Amazon legend. Could this night time predator be the killer?

Of all the fish Jeremy has reeled in, the lau lau stands out as his most meaningful catch.

Eels are unlike any other fish when you're trying to catch them - because of their tails. Hear from Jeremy on the best gear and techniques to reel these monsters in.

You won't be surprised by the answer. Find out how Jeremy Wade began his career in fishing. And, though he may usually, always, LOOK COOL on camera - sometimes he has a few stumbles.

Jeremy Wade catches a catfish in the Congo so powerful that it could possibly drag someone to their death. Just imagine what an adult-sized version of this fish can do.

Top Fan Favorites: When Jeremy Wade went to Chernobyl, he was given unprecedented access to fish in contaminated waters. This is one of the most popular clips on AnimalPlanet.com - see what Jeremy has to say about the experience.

The lungfish is an ancient creature, predating all animals that walk on land. This bizarre river monster probably senses its meals by vibration or scent. It also apparently enjoys belching.

Jeremy reveals how he managed to capture the gigantic Greenland Shark, an elusive beast that he believes is the likely culprit for many Loch Ness Monster sightings.

Jeremy looks back on how he managed to find one of the ocean's most intelligent and opportunistic creatures.