Asian Carp

[kygorski]

Killinmg em is the answer, but how many can you kill?Its like swatting flys.Right now there is an issue in the supreme court about those fish, dont know exactly whats it about, dont really care, like I said I'm 73 yrs old, what ever the out come I probably wont be around to either benefit or suffer from it. If they get into the great lakes, in a number of years they will wipe out the native fish. Whats to stop them from gaining access to the TN river or the cumberland river? Commercial fishing could control them, but there is no marketing of them. These things jump like a tarpon, get to be good size, they even might have some sporting value.

[the_donger]

[QUOTE=kygorski;394927] Whats to stop them from gaining access to the TN river or the cumberland river? Commercial fishing could control them, but there is no marketing of them. QUOTE]

They are already in KY lake and Lake Barkely which means they are in the TN and Cumberland Rivers.

[bassnyde]

I have posted on here before about this topic, but I had a 4-foot long one of these asian carp jump next to my boat while fishing in 3 feet of water along the bank of the Little Kentucky River in 2004. Scared the crap out of me.

[colonelmeyer]

Calm limp rod, calm. You can rest assured no transgressions against me will go unattended. I'm sure it ended up turtle food with it's brains leaking out of its soft skull and lower jaw ripped off. It was really sort of a pretty picture, crimson on chrome, swirling around concentric rings of black and gold.

[sweett4u]

seen some below the dam at taylorsville lake earlier this year all different sizes
almost went and got my bow

[Grumman]

I just posted a picture taken at the Falls of the Ohio in the spring of two giants making their up stream.

[HURRICANEBOB]

I think if we adopted this method and allowed one dispenser per fishing boat we may have a chance of reducing the population.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPGLwAlxBdM