Castanet

https://www.castanet.net/edition/news-s ... htm#196523

Seriously, they don't know what, if anything, can be done to save them? how about get a fishing net, scoop them up and return them to the creek? What an idiotic statement, sometimes I'm embarrassed to be part of the human race

Exactlyvwhat I wanted to post, put them in a tote or bucket, carry over to the creek..
Gee that takes a lot of thought..
Be fun catching them actually.

Come on you guys! Get real! You can't just do that without some kind of study!

Bet it goes faster than the chicken rescue.. Is there a Chinese food place in the mall?
When we kids they would buy carp.

Sushi on the hoof!

Saving fish now? For real? Fish it out, gut it, grill it, and eat it.

Ummm did you get the carp part? Maybe a few suckers too...

There is a reason that Carp and Crap are spelled similarly.

Fine. Then fish it out, and drown them in buckets! That will show them.

They look best on tattoos.

Vernon residents have come to the rescue of fish trapped in a parking lot behind London Drugs.

Several people reacted to the news on Castanet and showed up with barrels and buckets to transport the fish back into BX Creek.

They had become trapped by receding flood waters.

https://www.castanet.net/news/Vernon/19 ... arking-lot

thanks for the chuckles..great way to end my work day!!

caught a carp a few years back
have seen some Europeans catch them to eat
thought I'd give it a try
bbq
fish was so soggy, it was the consistency of saturated bread
even the cats wouldnt eat it
tossed it over a fence by the rail tracks
next year I planted a medi-plant in that spot
when it started to flower a rodent ate it
the rodent died on the very spot where the plant was

not interested in eating carp

A few years back, Mission Creek flooded into the Mission Sport fields in Kelowna.
Kokanee and a few odd trout were splashing around the fields
That was some fine picking that year

we called 'em "bucket fish"

Guess they didn't read the regs.

Illegal to trap, net/ bucket fish.
illegal to transport live fish.


Hmmmm.....