grass carp

Hello All! What kind of fish - subject? What sizes does it come in, what does it bite on? PS at a dacha in a local lake (1.0x1.5km, 30m) the aborigines say that they bought and launched themselves... Best regards, Evgeniy.

*Hello, Eugene!* Catch my ideas about the subject “grass cupid”, which I talked about in 02 Jul 2003 your footcloth to comrade. All. EP> What kind of fish - subject? Carp family. It somewhat resembles a fat carp, but the body is more ridged. Very valuable meat. In appearance and taste it looks like sturgeon. EP> What sizes does it come in, what does it bite on? It feeds on both plant and animal foods, so it is most likely analogue of chub. He is even caught using a fly made of grass. EP> PS. at a dacha in a local lake (1.0x1.5km, 30m) the natives say EP> that they bought and launched themselves... It’s such a cool idea to pull out 30 kilos worth of dypy, and then fry them in batter... :9 /That’s all, Eugene, you can scroll further.../ pese: Residents of _500:3432_! It turns out that there is also a very close a reservoir that at one time was stocked with grass carp. I wonder how even he is there and there is now. This is... Lake Isetskoe!!!

How are you, Eugene? My on-board systems detected that on Wednesday July 02 2003 22:26, Eugene Palenock wrote to All: EP> What kind of fish - subject? EP> What sizes does it come in, what does it bite on? It is believed to be up to 120 cm long and weigh up to 32 kg. Feeds on plants. And they usually catch it on plant baits... It is recommended to fish with a bunch of young leaves of peas, vetch, clover, etc. Plants are secured on a hook using green thread (floss); sometimes they are caught on earthworm. EP> PS. at a dacha in a local lake (1.0x1.5km, 30m) the natives say EP> that they bought and launched themselves... Grass carp meat has good taste. Best regards, Alexander Smirnov.

*Hello, Eugene!* Catch my ideas about the subject “grass cupid”, which I talked about in 02 Jul 2003 your footcloth to comrade. All. By the way, yes. About the subject. Do you have water there that warms up to 30 degrees in the summer? Is the lake well overgrown with grass in the summer? If yes, then the subject should not be in the lake only to take root, but also to spawn without problems. They say he is growing quickly too like carp, even sort of. By the way, you can add a silver carp to a fish as a “partner”, then the water will not bloom, because this “fruit” will suck all the chlorine out of it using filtration. /That’s all, Eugene, you can scroll further.../

Hello Alexander! 16 Aug 03 21:40, Alexander Bondarenko -> Eugene Palenock: AB> By the way, yes. About the subject. Your water there warms up to 30 in the summer AB> degrees? I didn’t measure it. But it seems like yes. Very warm. AB> Is the lake well overgrown with grass in the summer? It doesn't seem to be growing... By the way, here is his photo - http://www.2065.nm.ru/photo/39.jpg And this was dug up at the site (20*8m, 4m) - http://www.2065.nm.ru/photo/41.jpg Personnel reserve - http://www.2065.nm.ru/photo/42.jpg Dry swamp where we are 2 buckets of lingonberries dialed - http://www.2065.nm.ru/photo/43.jpg Best regards, Evgeniy.