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TheDude · 04-08-2008, 01:56 PM

I'm with OBG, how is a carp worth that much if anything.

And, how exactly do they determine the value of a "trash" fish such as that. I could understand if 9000 LMB or any other game fish died, you could then multiply the numbers by the average price for replacing them from a hatchery, but Carp? Seems to me the price of replacing carp in a fishery would be the price of a can or corn and the gas to transport those terds from one body of water to another. That could potentially be as much as $23!

*NOTE: I do not advocate the dumping of waste in order to clean out Carp.

04-08-2008, 01:56 PM	#3 (permalink)
TheDude Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Seward Posts: 119 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I'm with OBG, how is a carp worth that much if anything. And, how exactly do they determine the value of a "trash" fish such as that. I could understand if 9000 LMB or any other game fish died, you could then multiply the numbers by the average price for replacing them from a hatchery, but Carp? Seems to me the price of replacing carp in a fishery would be the price of a can or corn and the gas to transport those terds from one body of water to another. That could potentially be as much as $23! *NOTE: I do not advocate the dumping of waste in order to clean out Carp. __________________ "Many Men Go Fishing All of Their Lives Without Knowing That It Is not Fish They Are After."