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500Nitro
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Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?
24/06/06 10:34 PM

I think it is because they are "bottom feeders" and stir up
the mud looking for food that the flesh tastes very muddy.

I have easten Carp and you can do so, especially from
"cleaner" streams / rivers etc. I just don't think it's
that nice anyway !!!

I'd eat it in a Survival situation though.

Someone else may be able to add more light on your question.

500 Nitro

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Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	mehulkamdar	10/04/06 02:13 PM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	500Nitro	12/06/06 03:55 PM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	Grizzly	24/06/06 08:57 AM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	EricD	24/06/06 09:39 PM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	mikeh416Rigby	10/07/06 03:09 PM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	500Nitro	10/07/06 03:33 PM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	mikeh416Rigby	10/07/06 04:23 PM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	500Nitro	24/06/06 10:34 PM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	mikeh416Rigby	12/06/06 11:12 AM

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