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Caught Grass Carp is a Bad Sign
The northern migration of Asian carp moves like the slow drip of a lethal IV. A grass carp, one of four Asian carp species loose in American waters, was recently caught in the Lower St. Croix River near Prescott, Wisc. Though grass carp have been caught in the Mississippi River between Minnesota and Wisconsin, this fish was found in waters previously thought to be carp-free. This particular species consumes up to 40 percent of its weight in aquatic vegetation per day. Such an appetite could destroy the habitat for native fish.
A friend of mine found a copy of a carp stocking from back in the late 1800's I beleive where they they first introduced Carp. Its interesting to read, but I think introducing Carp was a bad msitake.
Posted by: Captain Cocktail | May 01, 2006 at 03:51 PM
You will be the next outcast like Jim Zumbo - sad but true. Let facism ring.
Posted by: Tom Rath | February 24, 2007 at 11:47 PM