The Utah Lake Authority considered its inaugural Great Carp Hunt a success, as anglers and bow hunters removed 20,407 pounds of invasive carp during 10 fishing events in 2025. The monthly tournaments ...

The Northwest-Midwest Institute in Washington, D.C., will hold a virtual briefing Dec. 13 to discuss the benefits of carp management in the Mississippi River Basin and the Great Lakes. The ...

Invasive Asian silver carp have devastated the lake economy and ecosystems of nearly the entire central portion of the U.S. If not stopped, this region will suffer more than a billion-dollar annual ...

I'm here with Antonio, the boatless angler today fishing for carp. When it comes to fishing the shore lines, there's a lot of great boatless angler opportunities for carp fishing, especially along the ...

VICTORIA, Minn. (WCCO) --If you want better fishing in Lake Minnetonka, there's one fish that's not welcome. It's the common carp. Halsted Bay, in the far southwest corner of Lake Minnetonka, is being ...

Carp lay in the bed of a trailer after being pulled from Utah Lake during efforts to reduce carp population as part of the June sucker Recovery Implementation Plan on Thursday, Jan. 27, 2011. The Utah ...

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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) - Cities across the metro are concerned that invasive fish species, like carp, are taking over lakes and ponds. A special project in Robbinsdale on Friday morning aimed to bring ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — A controversial plan to release grass carp in Lake Austin to fight hydrilla is drawing backlash from local fishermen. On July 14, the City of Austin announced plans to release 350 ...

MIDLAND, MI — An invasive species of carp capable of reproducing has been found in mid-Michigan’s Tittabawassee River for the first time. Michigan Department of Natural Resources personnel on March 17 ...

As Asian carp have stormed up the Illinois River in the past several decades, looming precariously close to Lake Michigan, scientists have been forced to ponder an alarming question: What if the ...