Absolutely covered in dead asian carp...floating all in both lakes and covering almost every foot of the shore.nasty,nasty,nasty.Guess they don't like the heat
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Absolutely covered in dead asian carp...floating all in both lakes and covering almost every foot of the shore.nasty,nasty,nasty.Guess they don't like the heat
Nature's way of cleaning house, see it almost every summer when we don't get much rain.
Happened at Tunica last year.
Heard about that and that is smelled horrendous
They needed thinning out.
I was talking to Big C one day and he seemed to think those fish have to have current much like a trout or they will die. He said the same thing happened at Tunica after the river got out and there was no current. Sounds reasonable.Maybe that will be our salvation as far as COE lakes go!
Don't know if I buy that theory. Didn't they get here by the catfish farmers that put them in there ponds to eat the algae? No current there!
The catfish farmers probably use grass carp ( white amur) a triploid hybrid. That's what I have in my pond....they do not raiseQuote:
Originally Posted by broharrell
Just wanted to save someone the time and money if they thought about fishing there this weekend.It is a big,stinky mess.I think they are having a benefit bass tournament there this Saturday.