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Fishing for Aquatic Invasive Species in Mississippi
Anglers going fishing in Mississippi should be aware of invasive aquatic species that aren't native to the area. Certain fish must be treated differently than other types of species because they can cause damage to the ecosystem.
Here are five invasive species and the rules for catching them in Mississippi.
Lionfish
Giant River Prawn
Rock Bass
Smallmouth Bass
Vermiculated Sailfin Catfish
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Lock and Dam Changes Aimed at Stopping Invasive Carp
- Bighead, silver and other invasive carp have been making their way upstream since escaping into the Mississippi River in the 1970s. These large fish are voracious eaters that compete with native species and pose a threat to rivers and lakes. While no breeding populations have been detected in Minnesota waters, individual fish have been caught in the Mississippi near the Twin Cities, the St. Croix River and the Minnesota River.
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