Getting rid carp.?

Question

My pond is overrun with grass carp. How do i thin out the population.

Answer 1

Give it to someone with a mossy pond. They love that stuff.

Answer 2

Shock the pond with a small generator.  The fish will be stunned, and float to the top.  Remove any offending fish with a dip net.  The others will revive, and be fine.  You won't get them all, but if your aim is to "thin out", this should work.

Do what ever you want with the catch, but fish make great fertilizer for you gardens.

Answer 3

Tilapia?

If you and your friends can`t get them to go for hook and bait, get a net or weir and drive them in.

Answer 4

catch them and sell them. there are always people looking for grass carp for their ponds or lakes.

also you can stock with other fish like bluegill which tend to spawn fast and limit the growth of other species.

good eatin to!

Answer 5

Talk to a chinese fishstore they might want them

Answer 6

you wouldnt want to try to get rid of the grass carp.

i know humans are dominant species by changing the

enviroment so it could fit their needs.

im not saying that you are one of those pplz.

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how about build another place where the xtras can live?

try someplace that has not been taken

or ask your commnity if you can build up a pond for them.

the last thing you want to do, though, is kill them or

give them away b/c u nvr know what the new owner

does to take care of it.

Answer 7

How do you feel about cats?  I suspect grass carp are very hardy and prolific.  You may have to purge your pond.

Answer 8

Why not when you catch them give them away there are alot of people who eat them. Also if you know others who have had moss take over their ponds offer them to them . You would be saving your pond and theirs

Answer 9

why not sell them to a local fish store? or someone needing carp for their ponds im sure you can make extra money and get rid of the population at the same time.

Answer 10

I got a fishing pole..and I Love to fish....

Answer 11

i dont get the q

Answer 12

Try freecycle.com; there's usually a taker for anything free.