ASIAN CARP

Sometimes good intentions can have disastrous results. It must have seemed like a good idea back in the 70s for people who wanted to control algae blooms in farm ponds, and improve wastewater treatment, by using a foreign fish.
Their plan backfired big time... and work is continuing to try and stop the havoc that was unleashed. One philosophy that's surfaced is - “If we can't beat em... let's eat em.
It takes special equipment to remove the bones of Asian Carp... and North American Caviar has one... thanks to a TWRA grant. It seems that these fillets... similar in size to chicken tenders... are the best way to please very particular human pallets.