KDFW Special meeting-Asian carp Harvest

[peter]

Open to public.

The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Commission will hold a special called meeting in Frankfort Feb. 3.
The meeting agenda contains one item: discussion of scaled rough fish harvest in the Asian Carp Harvest Program.
The special session will follow the Administrative, Fisheries and Wildlife Committee meetings. The first meeting begins at 8:30 a.m. Eastern time at the Arnold Mitchell Building, #1Sportsman's Lane, on the campus of the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources in Frankfort. The campus is located off U.S. 60 approximately 1 miles west of U.S. 127.
Meetings are open to the public. For meeting agendas and schedules, visit the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife website at fw.ky.gov.

[Luveatnbass]

There is nothing that can be done. Looks like I will have to change my name to Luveatnasiancarp in a year or so.

I guess we could have carp tournaments when all the bass disappear.

[SLP]

Are there any educated estimates for how long until they end up infecting Barren River & Nolin lakes?

This is really such a shame that this is happening.

[Tim_T]

I would think there is a good chance they would not get in either of them. They will probably be in the tailwaters (if they are not already) but the only way I could see them getting into the lake is if someone inadvertently got them for bait while catching shad.

[SLP]

I hope you are right.

[Jbyrd]

They can't get in unless stocked if there is not a lock and **** system at the ****. ie barkley/ ky lake. I have an idea about havest let it become a sport like sporting clays. Let the guys in the boat use shotguns instead of bows......

[IronWorker]

Why not simply build a huge processing plant and commercial fish them and turn them into fertilizer and protein for commercial feeds.

[HURRICANEBOB]

Like the fertilizer idea.

Hey, do Asian Carp eat Parasites?

[bassmaster]

Like the fertilizer idea.

Hey, do Asian Carp eat Parasites?

Next time you are Cumberland check the Bass throat.....you will be shocked, suprised, and worried. They are showing up in the bass now.