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A friend of mine sent me these pics of some dead carp from the New Johnsonville area that they saw today. They said there were “hundreds”. Just curious if anyone else had seen this in the last few days and what the explanation might be. It was a welcomed sighting if you ask me!
Good deal...need lots more of it
Hopefully it's a species specific biological agent that no one will ever admit that they released in the lake.
My guess is someone left a net in the water, and cleared it out when nobody was around them.
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Saw the same thing 3 or 4 weeks ago alittle southbof there
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Heard another report of some being spotted dead up river a few miles late last week.
I've killed at least 6 with the outboard this summer. They are so thick in some places that prop collisions are unavoidable. I had silvers flying up around the boat on Barkley two weeks ago, One of them misjudged and smacked the bottom of the boat so hard, you would have thought I hit a stump.
Our front yard stinks to high heaven.
If it's Asian carp dying, that's something I can put up with short term, I hope the state or feds are testing out a kill method, not getting my hopes up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cane Pole
Stop using them as fertilizer! LolQuote:
Originally Posted by Cane Pole
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Good hope they all die!
I don't know if is the dead fish or the turds backed up in the septic tank. We have to have the septic system replaced. Waiting on state EPA approval i.e. turd inspector.Quote:
Originally Posted by bandchaser
If that’s an official title and job. He will never show up. He be too busy handling Washington, D.C. complaints.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cane Pole