Kansas wildlife officials have an idea for how to stop an invasive fish known for its jumping ability from leaping over a Lawrence dam and swimming upstream toward Topeka, further infesting the Kansas ...

GRAND RIVERS, Ky. (STORYFUL)- A team at the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources used “electrofishing” equipment to stun hundreds of invasive Asian carp near the Barkley Dam for a study, ...

An invasive fish that can destroy an ecosystem and literally jump out of the water and into boats and people has been spotted in East Tennessee. Wildlife experts have been worried about the Asian carp ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. MEMPHIS, Tenn. — There’s a fish invading our ...

Kentucky is going forward with using electrofishing to monitor and capture Asian carp, one of the most dangerous species of fish. In a video shared on Facebook by the Kentucky Department of Fish and ...

Conservation officials say they believe an invasive fish species famous for jumping at boaters hasn’t spread into most Alabama waters. A news release by the Alabama Department of Conservation and ...

We've heard of flying fish, but this is ridiculous! As the Washington University in St. Louis men's rowing teams practiced Friday morning, a school of Asian carp showed their apparent displeasure with ...

Skulking through the waters of Louisiana — and occasionally the air above — a notorious invasive fish that has ravaged the Upper Midwest has begun to turn from nuisance to threat. Several species ...

Fishing often requires patience - you're waiting it out until something has a nibble at your bait and you reel your prey in. It's also quite a serene and not particularly stressful activity. However, ...

ROANE COUNTY, Tenn. — This is one fight you wouldn't win. "lt's a thirty pound projectile hitting you in the face," Fisheries Biologist Dr. Timothy Joseph said. "They have literally broken jaws." ...

There was no way a St. Louis crew team could row gently down the stream with all of this commotion. An online video captured a large school of Asian carp jumping up and down in the water as the crew ...