There could be a major flaw in Tennessee's record reguarding carp. They have an Israeli Carp record from Marrowbone Lake in 1997 and the current Common Carp record from Boone Lake. The problem is that genetically these are identical species of fish. The only diference is an Israeli, or mirror carp as it is commonly caused, has a genetic anomoly that causes it to have little or no scales, and/or enlarged scales. But this comparable to an animal being albino. They are still the exact same species of fish. With this said, the Marrowbone fish should replace the Boone Lake fish as the only record.