Can You Throw Carp Back at Cody Jeffrey blog

Can You Throw Carp Back. There's scientists that get paid to figure out if a species of fish negatively impacts the fishery. You just can’t throw dead fish back in the water or on the bank… you don’t have to harvest it. In truth, if you were to shoot a carp with an arrow and throw it back dying into the water, it could spread diseases to the other fish. Throw them in your back yard. They won't smell any more than if you throw them on public land. That’s what the dnr says, and if you don’t follow it, you may be paying a big fine. There is a growing number of carp. If you accidently kill a fish, it's not illegal to throw it. Throwing the fish back in or on the bank for other people to see or smell is going to kill our sport. You can throw then in the first trash can you find. When the dead carp are returned to the water, they have a tendency to drift with the currents, either wind, waves or stream flow to a. In time scavengers will clean them up. Bottom line is if it ain't a walleye to some anglers around these parts, it's okay to be a law breaker, and throw the rough fish on the bank.

You can throw then in the first trash can you find. In time scavengers will clean them up. Throwing the fish back in or on the bank for other people to see or smell is going to kill our sport. There is a growing number of carp. That’s what the dnr says, and if you don’t follow it, you may be paying a big fine. When the dead carp are returned to the water, they have a tendency to drift with the currents, either wind, waves or stream flow to a. You just can’t throw dead fish back in the water or on the bank… you don’t have to harvest it. Throw them in your back yard. In truth, if you were to shoot a carp with an arrow and throw it back dying into the water, it could spread diseases to the other fish. They won't smell any more than if you throw them on public land.

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Can You Throw Carp Back There is a growing number of carp. You just can’t throw dead fish back in the water or on the bank… you don’t have to harvest it. In truth, if you were to shoot a carp with an arrow and throw it back dying into the water, it could spread diseases to the other fish. In time scavengers will clean them up. They won't smell any more than if you throw them on public land. There's scientists that get paid to figure out if a species of fish negatively impacts the fishery. Throw them in your back yard. You can throw then in the first trash can you find. When the dead carp are returned to the water, they have a tendency to drift with the currents, either wind, waves or stream flow to a. That’s what the dnr says, and if you don’t follow it, you may be paying a big fine. Throwing the fish back in or on the bank for other people to see or smell is going to kill our sport. Bottom line is if it ain't a walleye to some anglers around these parts, it's okay to be a law breaker, and throw the rough fish on the bank. If you accidently kill a fish, it's not illegal to throw it. There is a growing number of carp.