Who are you referring to? You want some data, I've got the same data as the fisheries have, discussions that I have had with Paul and Adam, and my involvement to attend the Asian Carp meetings the past few years.
It appears that you yourself are ill-informed. I support our state people in this fight. But once again, this dilemma began with this invasive species being allowed over here in a commercial application. Then in the 1993 flood, these fish escaped from their catfish ponds via backwaters from the Mississippi River. Now, our very own Federal government and Federal Fish & Game acknowledged these events and said that not to worry, this species can not handle the cold winter months and the Mississippi River. Nature will take care it......
Yep, they were right, again. And they are not holding anyone accountable, or what was exactly stated to me last summer by the Federal Fish & Game at a meeting was they didn't know how to hold anyone accountable and it's too long ago to even begin. And they still will not hold themselves accountable by giving anything and everything in financial support to the State agencies to fight this on their behalf's.
https://www.nps.gov/miss/learn/nature/ascarpover.htm
https://nas.er.usgs.gov/queries/grea...e=2&HUCNumber=
https://news.illinois.edu/view/6367/204767
https://www.google.com/amp/amp.kentu...e44395302.html
https://fw.ky.gov/Fish/Pages/Asian-C...formation.aspx
Also, there are several threads on this KY page that you can research on your own. The data is out there for anyone to research, and there is alot of it too.
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