carp limit pics

[jmurr711]

leifs right! eat em up yourself i wish my dunkin took fish for coffee that be great

[saxmatt]

Common carp are not an invasive species, but they are non native just like Largemouth Bass, Pike, Muskie and most of the trout in the state.

[Eskimo]

Originally Posted by saxmatt

Common carp are not an invasive species, but they are non native just like Largemouth Bass, Pike, Muskie and most of the trout in the state.

No. Carp are from Asia. They are completely invasive.

Largemouth Bass are native fish.
It was the Smallmouth Bass whose range was extended into New Jersey.

[Ol Pedro]

Smaller carp taste better . Not as muddy .

[saxmatt]

Originally Posted by Eskimo

No. Carp are from Asia. They are completely invasive.

Largemouth Bass are native fish.
It was the Smallmouth Bass whose range was extended into New Jersey.

Largemouth and smallmouth bass are not native to New Jersey. They were brought here like the carp to be used as a food source.

[lunkertaker]

Quite honestly I have never tasted carp and not sure I want to

Heard they are very bony, but always considered carp a "trash"fish, don't know and don't want to know. Have seen them all the time in the Asian markets...guess there is a market

I used to bow fish the larger ones in TN back in the day and give them to an old guy that would clean and eat them. He loved them...I loved catching them.

[Zupa da Bass]

You mean Paterson Grouper. mmmmmm

[Skunk City]

Originally Posted by Zupa da Bass

You mean Paterson Grouper. mmmmmm

LOL!

[nutleysigns]

You Kill Them ? ? ?

[tautog]

Originally Posted by NJ219bands

I gave them to Dunkin' Donuts and got 14 free donuts so far. They taste like tilapia. Since they are a non native invasive species that Fish and Game Departments discarded in the past, I keep everyone that I catch and give them away. Poor people really appreciate free fish.

I could be wrong, but I think it is illegal to sell any freshwater fish in NJ.