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Mr Special

Carps in the BP area

#691698 - 07/14/08 09:07 AM

Hi Everyone,
I'm need of some carps to put in the pond at my place. They really help keep our pond clean and it's pretty cool to cath them again from your own backyard also.

I would like a place that's close to home, so I can get them in my pond ASAP and not die in transist.
Any help would be great.
Thank you in advance

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Peace and Beer

Jeremy Liebig

Re: Carps in the BP area

#691761 - 07/14/08 12:10 PM

Coon Rapids dam.

Timmy

Re: Carps in the BP area

#691782 - 07/14/08 01:33 PM

Better watch out for the authorities.........can't transport live fish in MN.....It'd be a shame to get pinched for transporting a carp..

Tim

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I'd rather be in the boat with a drink on the rocks, than in the drink with a boat on the rocks.

Chris Tuckner

Re: Carps in the BP area

#691942 - 07/14/08 09:56 PM

You may want to buy Koi...Do a search on them and you will be fine...

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Chris Tuckner
www.idaguides.com

stcroixer

Re: Carps in the BP area

#692444 - 07/16/08 12:11 PM

Quote:

Better watch out for the authorities.........can't transport live fish in MN.....It'd be a shame to get pinched for transporting a carp..

Tim



Couldn't you bring your kid with you and be within the law for a BIG kids tank?

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Wishin I Was Fishin.......

mplspug

Re: Carps in the BP area

#692715 - 07/17/08 11:05 AM

Good Ole Jarret always trying to find a loophole. I wonder if it is possible to draw some sort of permit for transporting them?

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Some people like fishing, I prefer catching.


DeanoB

Re: Carps in the BP area

#692778 - 07/17/08 01:59 PM

Quote:

Better watch out for the authorities.........can't transport live fish in MN.....It'd be a shame to get pinched for transporting a carp..

Tim



Why is it ok to catch and transport live bullheads and use them for flattie fishing then? curious why bullheads are the exception?

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Take a kid fishing.

channelcatben

Re: Carps in the BP area

#692793 - 07/17/08 02:20 PM

It's because the DNR defines bullheads under 7" as minnows. Minnows are okay to transport.

A 7.5" bullie, though, could get you in trouble.

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The two best times to fish are when it's rainin' and when it ain't.

DFresh

Re: Carps in the BP area

#692944 - 07/18/08 07:52 AM

I also think that since carp are an invasive species they are regulated differently.

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It has always been my private conviction that any man who pits his intelligence against a fish and loses has it coming. ~John Steinbeck



Outdoors4Life

Re: Carps in the BP area

#693135 - 07/18/08 09:07 PM

They are not considered invasive anymore than walleye these days.

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“Knowing is not enough. We must apply,” Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

mplspug

Re: Carps in the BP area

#693136 - 07/18/08 09:08 PM

They are evasive when I fish for them....whah whah whahhh

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Some people like fishing, I prefer catching.


stcroixer

Re: Carps in the BP area

#693211 - 07/19/08 09:52 AM

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Good Ole Jarrett always trying to find a loophole.


Loophole ..........

Pug, watch THIS video and you will see that loopholes are what made our country great

Remember ..... you started it

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Wishin I Was Fishin.......

mplspug

Re: Carps in the BP area

#693284 - 07/19/08 05:01 PM

Dang gum it! How did I fall for that. I guarantee you I am the most gullible guy on these boards.

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Some people like fishing, I prefer catching.


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