Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
This is just stupid as hell.
Everybody knows that if we didn't have those dumb laws against dynamite fishin' these fish wouldn't be a problem.
Everybody knows that if we didn't have those dumb laws against dynamite fishin' these fish wouldn't be a problem.
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
Fuck y'all. When the Lord gives you lemons...
Just got my trademark on "Carp Diem". Franchising sit-down restaurants located throughout the midwest with a specialty menu of healthy Carp dishes like:
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Asian Carp wraps (like egg rolls, but baked)
Steamed Carp
California Roll (selection of chilled, pickled Carp sushi)
Blackened Carp
Pan-seared Carp
BBQ Carp with Greens
Carp tacos
Curried Carp
Carpiopino (fish stew)
...and waiting on final paperwork for my fast-food chain, "Carp's Jr."

Just got my trademark on "Carp Diem". Franchising sit-down restaurants located throughout the midwest with a specialty menu of healthy Carp dishes like:
Carp Poppers (baked Carp fingers filled with low-fat jalapeno jack)
Asian Carp wraps (like egg rolls, but baked)
Steamed Carp
California Roll (selection of chilled, pickled Carp sushi)
Blackened Carp
Pan-seared Carp
BBQ Carp with Greens
Carp tacos
Curried Carp
Carpiopino (fish stew)
...and waiting on final paperwork for my fast-food chain, "Carp's Jr."
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
the Northern Pike Minnow (aka Squaw Fish) was causing similar problems in the Columbia River system. The Bonnevile Power Administration created a bounty program on the fish where some fisherman were making $30K/year to catch and remove the fish.
So take the $ that would have been wasted and pay bounties on the carp. Unemployed people who know how to fish earn income and ag companies have a cheap source of fertilizer to sell to organic hippie farmers.
Economic stimulus and everyone is happy.
So take the $ that would have been wasted and pay bounties on the carp. Unemployed people who know how to fish earn income and ag companies have a cheap source of fertilizer to sell to organic hippie farmers.
Economic stimulus and everyone is happy.
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
Well they started looking for them carp.
http://missoulian.com/news/national/art ... 3e976.html
Wildlife officials have begun their hunt for the destructive Asian carp in Chicago-area waterways.
Officials already have DNA evidence that suggests the fish has made it past the area's electric fish barriers. Now, they're looking for actual fish.
Crews are focusing on areas where warm water from industrial operations enters the waterways. That's because fish tend to congregate near the warmer water in the winter.
Crews will use commercial fishing nets and electrofishing to search over the next two to three weeks. They put up the nets Wednesday.
In December, officials discovered a single carp in a canal leading to Lake Michigan, the closest the species has been found to the Great Lakes.
Environmentalists fear invasive carp could endanger the lakes' $7 billion-a-year fishing industry.
http://missoulian.com/news/national/art ... 3e976.html
Wildlife officials have begun their hunt for the destructive Asian carp in Chicago-area waterways.
Officials already have DNA evidence that suggests the fish has made it past the area's electric fish barriers. Now, they're looking for actual fish.
Crews are focusing on areas where warm water from industrial operations enters the waterways. That's because fish tend to congregate near the warmer water in the winter.
Crews will use commercial fishing nets and electrofishing to search over the next two to three weeks. They put up the nets Wednesday.
In December, officials discovered a single carp in a canal leading to Lake Michigan, the closest the species has been found to the Great Lakes.
Environmentalists fear invasive carp could endanger the lakes' $7 billion-a-year fishing industry.
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
I was thinking more alomng the line of some sort of aquatic wolf species.Rob Iola wrote:I'm guessing that scientists somewhere could gin up some giant parasitic wasps that would take care of this carp problem once they're released into the wild...
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
BlueHen86 wrote:I was thinking more alomng the line of some sort of aquatic wolf species.Rob Iola wrote:I'm guessing that scientists somewhere could gin up some giant parasitic wasps that would take care of this carp problem once they're released into the wild...

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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
The Wolf Fish?BlueHen86 wrote:I was thinking more alomng the line of some sort of aquatic wolf species.Rob Iola wrote:I'm guessing that scientists somewhere could gin up some giant parasitic wasps that would take care of this carp problem once they're released into the wild...

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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
All those Koreans at the Olympics who are bitching about Anton Ohno qualify as carping Asians!
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
Rob Iola wrote:I'm guessing that scientists somewhere could gin up some giant parasitic wasps that would take care of this carp problem once they're released into the wild...
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
Just go with it. Bighead and silver carp are prized as food fish by much of the world. Here's a story about somebody who's doing well fishing for Asian carp:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor ... Id=5542199
"Briney used to think carp were ugly. 'But now, I think they look pretty good,' he says, laughing, noting that they bring 'about $4 a fish.'"
Don't think of ecosystems as being destroyed. Think of them as changing. They always do that. Sometimes they do it because a new species is introduced. Sometimes they do it for other reasons. But they always change over time. Just deal with what is.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor ... Id=5542199
"Briney used to think carp were ugly. 'But now, I think they look pretty good,' he says, laughing, noting that they bring 'about $4 a fish.'"
Don't think of ecosystems as being destroyed. Think of them as changing. They always do that. Sometimes they do it because a new species is introduced. Sometimes they do it for other reasons. But they always change over time. Just deal with what is.
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
Gefilte fish for everyone!
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100221/ap_ ... reat_lakes
The plan envisions spending more than $2.2 billion for long-awaited repairs after a century of damage to the lakes, which hold 20 percent of the world's fresh water. The Associated Press obtained a copy of the document, which Lisa Jackson, head of the Environmental Protection Agency, was releasing at a news conference Sunday in Washington.
"We're committed to creating a new standard of care that will leave the Great Lakes better for the next generation," Jackson said in a statement.
Among the goals is a "zero tolerance policy" toward future invasions by foreign species, including the Asian carp, a huge, ravenous fish that has overrun portions of the Mississippi River system and is threatening to enter Lake Michigan.
The plan envisions spending more than $2.2 billion for long-awaited repairs after a century of damage to the lakes, which hold 20 percent of the world's fresh water. The Associated Press obtained a copy of the document, which Lisa Jackson, head of the Environmental Protection Agency, was releasing at a news conference Sunday in Washington.
"We're committed to creating a new standard of care that will leave the Great Lakes better for the next generation," Jackson said in a statement.
Among the goals is a "zero tolerance policy" toward future invasions by foreign species, including the Asian carp, a huge, ravenous fish that has overrun portions of the Mississippi River system and is threatening to enter Lake Michigan.
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
Oh good Lord - why don't we just have a zero tolerance policy for $2.2 billion government boondoggles instead?grizzaholic wrote:http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100221/ap_ ... reat_lakes
The plan envisions spending more than $2.2 billion for long-awaited repairs after a century of damage to the lakes, which hold 20 percent of the world's fresh water. The Associated Press obtained a copy of the document, which Lisa Jackson, head of the Environmental Protection Agency, was releasing at a news conference Sunday in Washington.
"We're committed to creating a new standard of care that will leave the Great Lakes better for the next generation," Jackson said in a statement.
Among the goals is a "zero tolerance policy" toward future invasions by foreign species, including the Asian carp, a huge, ravenous fish that has overrun portions of the Mississippi River system and is threatening to enter Lake Michigan.
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?Rob Iola wrote:Oh good Lord - why don't we just have a zero tolerance policy for $2.2 billion government boondoggles instead?grizzaholic wrote:http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100221/ap_ ... reat_lakes
The plan envisions spending more than $2.2 billion for long-awaited repairs after a century of damage to the lakes, which hold 20 percent of the world's fresh water. The Associated Press obtained a copy of the document, which Lisa Jackson, head of the Environmental Protection Agency, was releasing at a news conference Sunday in Washington.
"We're committed to creating a new standard of care that will leave the Great Lakes better for the next generation," Jackson said in a statement.
Among the goals is a "zero tolerance policy" toward future invasions by foreign species, including the Asian carp, a huge, ravenous fish that has overrun portions of the Mississippi River system and is threatening to enter Lake Michigan.
"What I'm saying is: You might have taken care of your wolf problem, but everyone around town is going to think of you as the crazy son of a bitch who bought land mines to get rid of wolves."
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
What exactly do we get for $2.2 billion, other than a whole raft of studies and new restrictive policies that have virtually no impact on Great Lake water quality?grizzaholic wrote:?Rob Iola wrote: Oh good Lord - why don't we just have a zero tolerance policy for $2.2 billion government boondoggles instead?
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I am agreeing with you. I just saw the article while bumming around the internet and thought I would post it here.Rob Iola wrote:What exactly do we get for $2.2 billion, other than a whole raft of studies and new restrictive policies that have virtually no impact on Great Lake water quality?grizzaholic wrote:
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Re: Feds Pass on Surest Solution to Asian Carp Advance
If the Carp's presence in the Great Lakes provided financial benefit to an industry, you can bet your life the EPA would step in and use all measures necessary, no expenses spared, to prevent their introduction into the Lakes.grizzaholic wrote:...Among the goals is a "zero tolerance policy" toward future invasions by foreign species, including the Asian carp, a huge, ravenous fish that has overrun portions of the Mississippi River system and is threatening to enter Lake Michigan.
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