pacarper
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Joined: 12/4/2003 From: My Mother's womb Location: W. PA Status: online
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We both know what you were referring to, but asian carp got thrown into the discussion and just reiterating the difference. Some like to lump all carp into one category and that ain't the case. And I didn't say anything about confused, I said cornfused, there's a diffference. Case in point, a few years back when that bfer tried to claim the PA state record carp with that 54 grass carp, more accurately, white amur, from Preaque Isle that he shot------but it didn't count since it was an invasive asian species that wasn't supposed to be in public waters. A number of years back biologists caught an asian bighead carp from Presque Isle as well, so the asian carp are in PA waters unfortunately. Grass carp are to be had in PA, but more than like likely in private waters such as golf course ponds where they can be stocked (permit required from state) for weed control. I know of one paylake in SW PA that has grass carp and I've seen a couple of bighead carp landed there as well-----must of got stocked with the regular common carp. I've caught plenty of common/mirror carp and a couple of koi carp as well over the years, but not any asian carp....................yet. I'm in NW PA.
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