A Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission biologist said the plan to stock Lake Yale with hydrilla-eating grass carp should not harm the lake’s bass population, though it may change their feeding ...

Landowners with farm ponds look at various options to control weeds in the pond. Grass carp may offer biological control of some unwanted aquatic vegetation. Grass carp may be a good option for some, ...

Our triploid grass carp must be happy. All the rain we had in December made lake levels rise, submerging stretches of grassy shoreline in shallow water. The carp, which eat only plant matter, have ...

TRI-LAKES AREA — When summer temperatures peak and days become searing and sultry, it's often difficult to catch fish of any sort. Hot water with low oxygen levels often gives bass, crappie, walleyes ...

Although the exact cause of Candlewood’s aquatic plant shortage has yet to be determined, a recent survey confirmed that grass carp have been hindering the growth of vegetation in the state’s largest ...

LAKE WYLIE -- Early next month, 500 sterile Asian grass carp will be dumped into Lake Wylie. Why? Because, for more than a year, Lake Wylie officials have been working to identify and eliminate ...

A field test that quickly determines whether Asian grass carp, a threat to the Great Lakes, are sterile or can reproduce has been developed by scientists. Ohio and neighboring states prohibit sale of ...

Researchers created a new way to estimate the abundance of invasive 'sleeper' species in freshwater ecosystems and help guide management strategies. New research reveals the progress scientists at The ...

Invasive carp are not yet common so far upriver, and the agencies hope to keep it that way. The floating feeders will dispense food four times a day, then commercial fishers will go out to the feeders ...

NAGAPATTINAM: To mitigate the invasive proliferation of aquatic weeds, particularly in village community tanks of the district, Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Nagapattinam has launched an initiative to ...

LITTLE ROCK — When summer temperatures peak and days become searing and sultry, it's often difficult to catch fish of any sort. Hot water with low oxygen levels often gives bass, crappie, walleyes and ...