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Silvert121
PostPosted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 8:37 pm 
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Fox River is great for fishing carp we caught one killed it and threw it back in for the fish to enjoy.
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Looks like Discovery Channels "Dirty Jobs" is trying to get in on the Asian Carp fun. Filming tentatively planned for later this month

http://mywebtimes.com/archives/ottawa/d ... ?id=406788

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nice maybe we will go out there and see did you know if there is a preserve or anything there?
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Silvert121 wrote:
nice maybe we will go out there and see did you know if there is a preserve or anything there?



Starved Rock, one of the biggest state parks in Illinois.

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thank you thank you
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Durbin asks Obama to appoint carp czar

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"We need to have one person who coordinates the efforts of the federal, state and local agencies that are doing everything they can to keep the Asian carp out of Lake Michigan," Durbin said during a news conference at the Shedd Aquarium. "We believe it's absolutely essential."
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Durbin said scientists will try to determine where the carp came from, whether it was likely dumped there or whether it reached the lake by swimming up the Chicago water system. That's a critical question as biologists try to figure out how many Asian carp may be lurking below the water's surface.

Durbin said he plans to introduce a bill next week that will ask the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to look at "hydrologic separation" between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River, a potentially massive engineering feat that would require severing the 100-year-old, man-made shipping corridors that now link the two waterways. Durbin expects the Army Corps to deliver its report within 18 months.

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jimswside wrote:
Looks like Discovery Channels "Dirty Jobs" is trying to get in on the Asian Carp fun. Filming tentatively planned for later this month

http://mywebtimes.com/archives/ottawa/d ... ?id=406788



looks like the filming for this has been postponed due to the river water level being high. Too bad it would have been interesting to see.

http://www.mywebtimes.com/archives/otta ... ?id=407405

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Chef Foss' idea is catching on in China.

Ross Harano, director of international sales for Big River wrote:
"Just like people pay a premium for Angus beef, we believe people will pay a premium for this," Harano said. "We're marketing it as 'Wild Mississippi River Fish.' It's all in how you market it over there."

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an interesting(to me) article about carp efforts on the Illinois River.

http://www.mywebtimes.com/archives/otta ... ?id=410108

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It's now a movement: be an Invasivore!
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Re-Nest: "Sustainable Diets: Invasivores take the stage"
New York Times: "A Diet for an Invaded Planet: Invasive Species" [i]In that article, some folks are calling Asian Carp "Kentucky Tuna" -- I say we need to counter with "Calumet Monkfish"
Mother Nature Network: "10 Invasive Species You Can Eat"

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These guys do a lot of shoots in the area and I'm sure they will give up part of their catch to anyone who wants to try it.

http://www.illinoisbowfishing.net/
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From today's Minneapolis Star Tribune:
""Have the waiter tell them they are popular in Europe and Asia and were called the fish of kings," said Russo. You could also use guilt-- save our rivers, eat carp."

Looks like Western WI may have what you're looking for...

http://www.startribune.com/local/114616009.html?elr=KArksLckD8EQDUoaEyqyP4O:DW3ckUiD3aPc:_Yyc:aUycaEacyUs

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Video of Bowfishing for Asian Carp

What is surprising is the frequency these Asian Carps are flying out of the water. I am guessing this may be the Illinois River.

Listening a little more, they advised they were in Henry, Illinois. That pretty much confirms they are on the Illinois River.

Next video is eating Asian Carp.

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Cathy2 wrote:
Video of Bowfishing for Asian Carp

What is surprising is the frequency these Asian Carps are flying out of the water. I am guessing this may be the Illinois River.
Surprising, indeed. The fish are a bona fide hazard. One of the boats has fish netting up to keep the occupants safe.
This looks like the outfit that runs that tour:
http://www.ibowfish.com/KBF/kamikazeindex.htm
It mentions that they typically begin at Starved Rock State park.
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Asian carp promoted in anti-hunger campaign - http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/loca ... wrap-91311

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Illinois launches campaign to improve Asian carp's image (for eating) - http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/loca ... 0212.story

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So other than Lockwood, has any local restaurant been serving Asian Carp? I'd think atleast one chinese restaurant would have it, if it's a delicacy in China.
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